Calgary Herald

In assessing the merits of Alberta’s new "Scrap the Cap" campaign, it’s useful to first consider whether the government’s objective is actually to scrap the cap. Read More

Premier Danielle Smith wants Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to call an election because he has no mandate for his policies. Read More

Just shy of a year from voting day. Read More

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The suspect in the stabbing of a Calgary Transit peace officer last week will remain behind bars until at least Friday. Read More

The driver of a Mercedes sedan that struck and killed a woman in a southeast crosswalk could not have avoided the fatal collision, a prosecutor conceded Monday. Read More

Local university students and youth health advocates are urging the Alberta government to consider stronger regulations to keep kids from vaping — but their pleas may have fallen on deaf ears. Read More

The Blood Tribe on Monday welcomed the rejection by First Nations chiefs last week of a landmark child-welfare reform deal with the federal government, saying the agreement undermines its authority to make decisions affecting its people. Read More

After falling in love with a contemporary, new build home overlooking Calgary’s Bow River Valley, empty nesters Erin Reid and Christopher Churchill ditched their downtown condo life where they had been living in an 1,800-square-foot penthouse and set their sights on “having the best of both worlds." Read More

The Alberta government announced Monday that it's building 250 modular housing units in Jasper for residents displaced by wildfire. Read More

Nazem Kadri was as disappointed as anyone. Read More

It’s early, but the Calgary Flames are one of the NHL’s surprise stories of the season so far. Read More

In large families, the eldest child often needs more personal space than their younger siblings. This is particularly true for older adolescents. Read More

CALGARY - Nearly six months after its opening, the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is boosting Canada's energy sector as promised _ but questions still linger about who will pay for the project's massive cost overruns. Read More

At age 81, Marjorie Zingle received one of the inaugural awards as a Top 7 Over 70 winner, for her work as founder and CEO of DataHive. Seeing age as no barrier, the classy entrepreneur, who is now an energetic and savvy 89, has launched her second data centre. Read More

Time to take a one-minute break! Here's a look back at the editorial cartoons that appeared in the Calgary Herald during the last week. Read More

It’s a “special” home-court win for Rebecca Marino. Read More

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One man has been charged in the stabbing of a Calgary Transit peace officer near the Chinook CTrain Station on Friday. Read More