Calgary Herald

Carey Bracko got involved in the furniture industry at the age of 17. While playing hockey with the Junior A Canucks, he and some of his buddies delivered furniture for The Oak Shoppe. The retail store sold heavy, solid oak furniture, so transporting it required strong young men. Read More

Over the years, long-time Herald researcher/librarian Norma Marr prepared a feature called The H Files, in which she looked back at a myriad of Calgary news events. Here are some of her instalments from October 1999. Read More

A lot of you probably don't know him. That will change. Read More

Whitecap Resources CEO Grant Fagerheim has a few handy numbers at his fingertips to encapsulate the state of Canada’s oil and gas sector today, highlighting the contrasting fortunes facing the commodities. Read More

The Calgary Hitmen kicked off their three-game road trip in Medicine Hat Wednesday night to face the Tigers for the first time this season. The home team came out victorious with a 4-2 win over Calgary. Read More

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The Calgary Wild FC tapped into two corporate Calgary success stories to fill key leadership positions as one of the founding teams as Canada’s first professional women’s soccer league readies itself for its inaugural season. Read More

EDMONTON — The Alberta government’s recent use of a rarely used measure to intervene in labour disputes is a sign of what’s to come, says a labour policy professor. Read More

EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government will review professional regulatory bodies and introduce legislation next year to limit how they can police their own members. Read More

EDMONTON — The Alberta Pharmacists’ Association says upcoming government cuts to service compensation fees will have a big impact on pharmacists and also patient care. Read More

A poutinerie in Calgary's Beltline has reopened, nearly a week after Alberta health inspectors shut the facility down following an inspection that revealed dead mice, droppings and an assortment of other Public Health Act violations. Read More

In the days leading up to the B.C. election on Oct. 19, an astute friend in Vancouver made a point of asking everyone she met how they would vote, and why. Read More

Bright spots for the Calgary Stampeders in 2024? Read More

The number of COVID-19 vaccinations are on the climb in Calgary after most pharmacies received supplies for Pfizer and Moderna vaccines by the end of last week. Read More

Last October, Calgary city council voted 9-6 in support of a motion to remove Ward 4 Coun. Sean Chu from the deputy mayor rotation, for the third year in a row. Read More

The federal housing minister is offering money directly to Alberta's cities to deal with homelessness, saying the province hasn't responded to his countrywide cost-sharing offer to aid unhoused people as winter approaches. Read More

The Bank of Canada lowered its key interest rate again on Wednesday, likely reducing the burden on homebuilders and businesses managing capital-intensive projects in Alberta, economists say. Read More

The final weekend before Halloween is here, and Calgary has a full lineup of events to celebrate the holiday. Read More

A woman from Eden Valley died Tuesday morning after being struck by a vehicle in Okotoks. Read More

On this date, Oct. 23, in history: Read More