Calgary Herald

TORONTO — Analysts say the planned liquidation of Hudson’s Bay will leave a hole in the country’s retail landscape, as Canada’s oldest company prepares to wind down in the coming months unless it can find a last-minute solution. Read More

A 34-year-old Calgary woman was one of two people killed in separate avalanches Friday in the Rockies west of Calgary. Read More

Stumbling around in the gloomy grey light, tired from post-holing through pockets of knee-deep snow and zigzagging through jumbled rock, the ridge suddenly – and fortuitously! – opened up to a flat plateau. Better yet, a ragged row of twisted, wind-tormented limber pine stood leaning on a ledge, clinging to life; it was a perfect place to pitch my tent and, hopefully, get a few cool photos in the fading light. My overnight adventure into the Whaleback was looking like it might be a success after all! (That is, until the storm hit during the night.) Read More

In 2024, about 400 companies in the U.K. were sold to their workers using a structure called an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT). That represented about eight per cent of all private company sales in the U.K. Instead of being sold to outside investors or closed, those companies remain domestically owned, keeping jobs in communities and flowing future profits to workers. Read More

Too often, I find myself answering calls from parents, partners and employers who have reached their breaking point. Their voices tremble with exhaustion and their words are heavy with desperation. Read More

As you drive west on Highway 3 past Lundbreck Falls, you’ll see the Burmis Tree, the skeletal remains of an ancient limber pine thought to be Canada’s most photographed tree. Read More

Meet the new energy boss, same as the old boss — exactly the same, in the case of Canada's natural resources minister. Read More

There were just over seven minutes remaining in the second period when the Calgary Flames finally managed to get their fourth shot on goal. Read More

Calgary police have opened a suspicious death investigation after a man died on Friday from injuries sustained the day before. Read More

Mark Carney, the newly minted Liberal prime minister, didn't have much of an answer Friday. Read More

One person has died in an avalanche near the Lake Louise Ski Resort. Read More

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The provincial government is aiming to alleviate pressures on education in Calgary and across Alberta with more funding and schools. Read More

At the end a busy day at work and with extracurricular activities, it's important that the parents have a place to unwind. Read More

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Bigger is indeed better when it comes to down payments in Calgary’s now pricey resale housing market. Read More

When Michelle Aguilar first heard that her newborn daughter had a severe brain injury, she went numb. Read More

It’s pretty much ‘us against the world’ if you’re Team Homan at the 2025 LGT World Women’s Curling Championships. Read More

EDMONTON — Alberta's front-line health agency says it fired its leader earlier this year not because she was investigating corruption but because she was an "alarming" failure at her job. Read More

Construction of the Green Line LRT could get underway this year, but the ball is in the federal government's court, an Alberta cabinet minister said Friday. Read More