Calgary Herald

Matt Coronato’s latest stint in the minors lasted less than a week. Read More

Nothing is official — yet. Read More

The Calgary Roughnecks will begin preparation for the 2024-25 National Lacrosse League season on Friday when training camp opens with medical and fitness evaluations ahead of weekend practices. Read More

Calgary city council's refusal to take a stance on whether the province should shutter a supervised drug consumption site in the Beltline is earning both praise and scorn from area stakeholders. Read More

Investigators have identified an SUV believed to be linked to a fatal shooting on Oct. 18, with police seeking help to track down the vehicle and its owner. Read More

Losing a couple of games in a row is not the end of the world. Read More

Convicted killer Justin Urban refused to be sworn to testify Thursday in the Calgary trial of his three alleged accomplices. Read More

The Establishment Brewing Company has made its mark in a hurry. Approaching its sixth anniversary in January, the brewery earned its third Alberta Brewery of the Year Award on Oct. 9. That goes along with a Canadian Brewery of the Year Award won in 2021. Read More

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The Alberta government is cutting reimbursements for clinical pharmacy services, to control a projected $30 million overspend on its $670-million pharmacy budget. However, this approach may overlook Alberta’s unique and growing pressures. With record numbers of new residents, including immigrants and inter-provincial movers, Alberta is experiencing unprecedented growth that has led to a housing crisis and heightened health-care demand. In this context, Alberta’s pharmacy budget overrun deserves thoughtful consideration. Read More

The 1988 Winter Olympic Games were a magical time and left an indelible mark on Calgary. There was Eddie the Eagle, the Jamaican bobsled team, Hidi and Howdy, hot air balloons, fireworks, David Foster’s inspiring Winter Games theme song, and of course, the world’s largest Olympic torch (the Calgary Tower) and the iconic Saddledome. Calgarians were so eager to be a part of the excitement that over 33,000 of them paid $19.88 each to ‘sponsor a brick’. Their names were inscribed on each and they were to be immortalized the in Olympic Plaza, where the athletes gathered nightly for medal ceremonies. Unfortunately, 36 years later, these bricks are now set to be destroyed. Read More

Danielle Smith should be basking in the appreciative glow emanating from the Tory faithful this weekend. But hey, this is Alberta, a province where premiers bask at their peril. Read More

Concorde Entertainment Group continues to expand its investment into Calgary’s culinary scene with the opening next week of two more exciting venues. Read More

Talk about a gut punch. Read More

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The goals have dried up and the goals-against are piling-up. Read More

Calgary city council won't give the Alberta government an opinion on the future of the Sheldon Chumir supervised consumption site, arguing city hall can't be 'baited' into an issue of provincial responsibility. Read More

Despite a small uptick in morale among the ranks of Calgary police, concerns about inadequate staffing and inappropriate conduct were among the major issues facing CPS employees this year, an internal survey shows. Read More

A class action lawsuit on behalf of Alberta business owners who may have suffered losses due to unauthorized COVID-19 restrictions imposed by the province can proceed, a Calgary judge ruled Wednesday. Read More

The separation of police and state was a major theme at Calgary city council's meeting Wednesday, when council approved a notice of motion pertaining to a police commission budgetary ask. Read More