Calgary Herald

Harvard psychiatrist Robert Coles, in his insightful book The Moral Intelligence of Children, wrote about a nephew of William James, the great philosopher and psychologist, asking James what he ought to do with his life and how he ought to live it. Read More

As the United Conservative Party’s annual general meeting approaches on Nov. 2, members are once again bracing for what may feel like an all-too-familiar cycle of debate, voting and disappointment. Despite the buzz surrounding controversial resolutions, the truth is that members’ votes may not carry the weight they expect, nor the impact their opponents fear. These so-called policy "resolutions" are non-binding. Read More

This past season, Alberta experienced one of its lowest vaccination uptake rates in recent history, with only 18 per cent of residents receiving a flu shot. If you were among that 18 per cent, thank you. Read More

The Alberta legislature resumes sitting on Monday, amid a growing unhoused population across the province and the deepening poverty experienced by many Albertans with disabilities. Read More

Premier Danielle Smith and Justice Minister Mickey Amery recently announced plans to amend legislation governing professional regulatory bodies in Alberta. In a video, they expressed concerns over regulated members subjected to investigation and disciplinary action for stating opinions on political and religious issues. Read More

What are your key concerns about the incoming oil and gas emissions cap? Read More

The last game of the 2024 CFL season for the Calgary Stampeders could be — and should be — the swan song for many of the team’s current contributors. Read More

Every year, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School visits cities across Canada, auditioning dancers to join one of its three professional division programs: The Ballet Academic, Anna McCowan-Johnson Aspirant and Teacher Training. Read More

Jake Bean does not go by the name “Josh”. Read More

Matt Coronato is going to be playing for the Calgary Wranglers for the time-being. Read More

Nabiha Azmi was feeling upbeat as she headed to school to write a test on a December morning when things took a frightening turn. Read More

Citing concerns over affordability and the economy, Calgarians' confidence in their quality of life is at its lowest point in nearly a decade of polling, according to the latest city survey. Read More

Alberta's auto insurers say they've seen a rapid escalation in the costs associated with tow truck services following motor vehicle collisions, and what they claim are exorbitant bills from some operators. Read More

The Foothills Pride Society says numerous hate crimes have targeted High River's LGBTQ2S+ community since the spring. Read More

Motorhome-dwelling residents parked on a northeast industrial street say they won't obey a city order to leave. Read More

Cavalry FC is leaving its soccer playoff history — with all its pitfalls — in the rear-view. What’s done is done. Read More

Murder suspect Elijah Blake Strawberry is hoping to be home for the holidays. Read More

Premier Danielle Smith's government is very clear about who rules the cities. Read More

With a focus on beauty, elegance and ease of living, the latest emerging interior design trends are anything but passing fancies. Read More

A portion of the construction on Calgary’s busiest artery will officially end Saturday, officials say, while remaining work on improving it will continue over the next year. Read More