Calgary Herald

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A shift in tone can be subtle, but when it happens in a meaningful way momentum can be gained toward a positive outcome. Such was the case late last week with media reports that Canada’s Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson had tempered his feelings toward Alberta’s oilsands producers and their progress, or lack thereof (in his opinion), on a mammoth $16.5-billion carbon capture and storage (CCS) project initiated by the Pathways Alliance, a group representing Alberta’s six largest energy companies. Read More

October is Women’s History Month, and we’ve been taking the opportunity to highlight and profile women who have broken barriers throughout history. Read More

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It was never going to last all season. Read More

On Thursday evening, Calgary lawyer Brian Thiessen revealed he'll run with a party for the 2025 mayoral race. Read More

Just hours after the home of a Calgary homicide victim was torched, one of his alleged murderers confessed to his sister, court heard Thursday. Read More

The federal government's move to slash immigration levels could be a step in the right direction, as long as it doesn't come with cuts to funding for settlement and infrastructure supports for existing migrants, local advocates and experts say. Read More

A week after its official opening, Dr. Don Morris was still between his offices in the city's old cancer centre and its sparkling successor. Read More

'Touchdown' Tommy Stevens is a step or two away from joining elite company. Read More

With Brian Thiessen entering as another mayor hopeful, the 2025 race already has several players vying for city council's lead seat. Read More

Changes to provincial levies mean the cost of buying a home in Alberta has increased — though the province still has the country's lowest fees for homebuyers. Read More

Cheryl and Bill Massie adored acreage life just outside Calgary. Yet like so many greying couples whose children have grown up and had kids of their own, they found their home became too much home. Read More

Calgary police have arrested a man for two separate stabbing incidents last month in the downtown — one of which left the victim with life-threatening injuries. Read More

The Alberta police watchdog has absolved a Calgary police officer who shot a suspect involved in a home invasion following a car chase in 2019. Read More

The title of Lindsey Ell's newest EP, Love Myself, may suggest there is a strong thread of feel-good self-affirmation in the songs. Read More

Calgary saw a lightening in the intensity of its resale market over the summer and into the fall, a new report has found, examining the number of homes sold over asking price. Read More

By day, Lionel Migrino works in human resources. Read More

The so-called “greenwashing” provisions of the federal government's Bill C-59 are ill-conceived, lack benefits and have the potential for destructive unintended consequences across the economy. While the best solution is to abandon these provisions and enforce existing laws, there are ways the Competition Tribunal must act to minimize the damage now. Read More

What already promised to be the wildest civic election in living memory just got even crazier. Get ready — it’s going to be a circus. Read More