Calgary Herald

The Calgary Wild FC have turned to two more influential women in the Calgary community to support the team in making a positive impact on and off the pitch. Read More

In the wake of a spate of business closures due to illegal slaughtering and sale of uninspected meat in Alberta, the provincial government is introducing a bill that would bring a tenfold increase to the maximum fine for such infractions. Read More

As fall secures its grip on Calgary, there's that first Sunday every November where Albertans get an extra hour of shut-eye. Read More

Adam Klapka is heading back to the AHL. Read More

Just a few weeks out from council's annual budget talks, the City of Calgary's chief financial officer has been relieved of her duties, as has the city's director of corporate planning and performance. Read More

A Québec man has been charged with numerous offences relating to human trafficking and firearms after allegedly using violence to force two women into the sex trade in Calgary. Read More

Eleven years after it committed to phasing out confinement for pigs and laying hens by 2018, Calgary Co-op’s is facing renewed calls from an animal-welfare organization to provide a public update on how, or whether, it has changed how it sources its meat. Read More

The Calgary Stampeders have quickly snapped into off-season mode, making changes among the coaching staff. Read More

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded its investigation of the pro-Palestine protest camp removal at the University of Calgary, unable to verify claims of serious injury. Read More

The first weekend of November is here and snow is in the forecast, but not until Sunday. Between post-Halloween celebrations, Christmas markets and local sports, Calgary has a full schedule. Read More

As with most things, there are pros and cons to conducting an orchestra from a piano bench. Read More

When Brett Kissel was 14 years old, his parents took him to the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville. Read More

With that spookiest time of the year almost here, it seemed fitting to again dust off a few of our favourite ghost stories. Some of the following stories are old while others are newer and these ghostly tales that float around Calgary range from fun to frightening. An eerie bloodstain changes size in the attic of a 116-year-old house. A young boy cries for help near the bridge where he was brutally murdered more than seven decades ago. A disconnected phone mysteriously rings in a heritage home. The laughter of children drifts across the prairie where a schoolhouse fire once claimed their lives. Read More

In May, the Alberta Electric System Operator tracked several proposed data centres that wanted to connect to the province’s transmission system. Read More

While presenting the Integrity and Ethics office's annual report to city council on Tuesday afternoon, integrity commissioner Ellen-Anne O'Donnell said her office saw a drop in the overall number of complaints it received, but highlighted an increase in complaints alleging that city councillors were not acting in the best interests of the city. Read More

Calgary city hall big shots do what they do best. They screw up. Read More

The CEO of the Green Line project announced his departure from the city Tuesday, during the board's final update to council. Read More

EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says a potential budget deficit next year is not off the table as oil prices sit below what was projected. Read More

Calgary's mayor was none too pleased with city administration's lack of new information during a presentation to council Tuesday on the Bearspaw south feeder main. Read More

Alberta is taking Ottawa to the Federal Court once again, this time claiming the "carve-out" for the federal carbon tax on home heating oil is unconstitutional, unlawful and wildly unfair. Read More