Calgary Herald

From the script, direction and designs to the performances, Alberta Theatre Projects' The Seafarer is theatre that consistently engages, surprises and rewards. Read More

The number of Canadian homes with dangerous levels of cancer-causing radon gas has more than doubled in the past 12 years with some Calgary-area residents among the most at-risk. Read More

The Justin Kirkland story just keeps getting better. Read More

There are a lot of incredible things to do in Campbell River, but it was bear-watching that got me there. As I stood on an elevated platform on a rainy October afternoon watching a female grizzly slowly cross a river in Homalco First Nations territory, the bear suddenly pounced into the flowing water and pulled out an enormous salmon. The fish was writhing in the bear’s mouth as she quickly pulled it to shore and began feasting. Read More

Many Albertans know first-hand the importance of insurance in their time of need. Over the past decade, catastrophic events have resulted in $14.3 billion in insurance claims in the province. That’s 44 per cent of the $32.8 billion in severe weather claims made in the entire country over the same period. Natural disasters have been larger and occurred more often in Alberta than anywhere else in the country, and they are costing all of us more. Read More

One person's cash cow is another person's milk. Read More

Getting carbon capture projects to the starting blocks has proven a difficult haul in Alberta, but another corporate heavyweight is pitching a major initiative in the province's power sector. Read More

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Calgary Hitmen’s Reese Hamilton and Benjamin Kindel are amongst ten WHL players who have been selected for the 2024 CHL USA Prospects Challenge. Read More

Alberta’s municipalities can apply for a share of a new $20-million provincial infrastructure grant, but Municipal Affairs Minister Ric McIver says more funding is needed. Read More

Canada's competition bureau is launching an inquiry into U.S.-based VIAD's domination of the sightseeing attraction sector in Banff and Jasper national parks. Read More

A man killed in an apparent targeted shooting in the city's northeast last week had connections to organized crime that included a conviction for kidnapping. Read More

The Coming Out Monologues is coming back. Read More

Amid the Green Line LRT project's uncertainty — particularly when it comes to the section north of the Bow River — a transit advocacy group is calling on the city to make Centre Street N. more bus-oriented. Read More

The QB plan appears to be for Matt Shiltz to shoulder the load the rest of the way for the Calgary Stampeders. Read More

With Premier Danielle Smith campaigning in Lethbridge on Monday, the Alberta NDP candidate in Lethbridge-West has called on the her to announce a byelection date for the vacant seat in the legislature. Read More

For the first time this term, Ward 4 Coun. Sean Chu will have the opportunity to serve as Calgary's deputy mayor — much to the chagrin of Mayor Jyoti Gondek. Read More

For Dustin Wolf, it’s a memory that will last a lifetime. Read More

CALGARY - Two new compressed natural gas (CNG) fuelling stations have opened in Alberta to help heavy-haul trucks get off diesel. 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 variety of news events. Here are some of her instalments from October 1998, including a look at the Canadian schooner Bluenose. It became the most famous ship in our country, eventually becoming featured on the Canadian dime along with gracing three Canadian stamps over the years and being the first non-human inductee into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame in 1955. Read More