Calgary Herald

The U.S. tariffs imposed on Canada, Mexico and China were initially designed to protect domestic industries and reduce trade deficits. However, these economic measures have had unintended and far-reaching consequences, driving these three nations closer together in terms of trade and political co-operation. Read More

As Alberta began to boom in population more than a century ago, high birth rates translated into growth and good news for young communities in the province. Back 104 years ago, Calgary saw a 19 per cent increase in its birth rate year over year, while Edmonton saw a 28 per cent increase, a 1921 archived Calgary Herald article notes. The article is one of many that former Herald researcher Norma Marr highlighted in an historic feature called the H Files. Here are some of her instalments from March 1999. Read More

For Sheila Taylor, it all began with a game of basketball. Read More

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! Read More

Christian Del Bianco is no longer with the Calgary Roughnecks. Read More

Stuck in a sea of global economic uncertainty, U.S. tariff risks and volatile commodity prices, there is a need for mid-sized players to build a bigger boat in the Canadian energy sector to navigate the choppy waters ahead. Read More

A worker was hospitalized in serious condition Monday, after falling from a job site in a southeast Calgary industrial park. Read More

This is going to be a brawl. Read More

Five prepubescent Alberta youth will suffer irreparable harm if the province is permitted to enforce legislation banning gender-affirming medical care, their lawyers argued Monday. Read More

Calgary's push to convert vacant office buildings into new residences is continuing, with city officials and developers unveiling details on five projects that aim to represent a "rebirth" for the west end of downtown. Read More

It was entertaining to watch Liberals cheer wildly for everything they’ve done, in the person of Justin Trudeau, and then go equally bonkers over the leadership victory of Mark Carney, who offers the opposite. Read More

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Calgary police are asking for the public's help to identify a man accused of verbally harassing and physically threatening another man at a grocery store in December. Read More

A gondola cabin at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort in Golden, B.C. fell Monday, leading the resort to shut down all lift operations on the mountain. Read More

There is no shortage of things to do in Calgary. Here are highlights from local events in and around the city. Read More

Calgary producers Whitecap Resources and Veren Inc. are merging in a $15-billion, all-stock deal, the two companies announced Monday. Read More

Love has everything to do with Tina: The Tina Turner Musical. Read More

As Canadian businesses look to scale and remain competitive in an evolving global landscape, diversifying beyond traditional markets is becoming increasingly important. Read More

Author, photojournalist and former Calgary Herald journalist David Bly wrote this historical piece, republished here, in August 2005, looking at two local pioneering doctors who played significant roles in shaping health care in Canada. Read More

What were our editorial cartoonists up to this past week? Here's a look at their offerings: Read More