Calgary Herald

A Calgary steel fabrication company has been fined $200,000 in relation to a 2021 workplace fatality. Read More

Sweeping changes to the rules governing Alberta's municipal elections will come into effect later this month, including campaign expense and donation reform, and the introduction of political parties in Calgary and Edmonton. Read More

A cybersecurity breach that led to a days-long closure of the Calgary Public Library was due to an attempted ransomware attack, library officials confirmed Friday, a week after the data breach led to the shuttering of all 21 branches in the city. Read More

Ken Keelor will no longer be CEO of Calgary Co-op, a company release has stated. Read More

At some point in the middle of the night I woke up (I’ve got my reasons), flipped over, and opened the back curtain of my campervan. I was greeted with a breathtaking sight. The northern lights were exploding in a kaleidoscope of colour in the star-flecked sky. Wave after wave drifting and shifting overhead; a solar show gone wild. I stayed up, wide-eyed, for 20 minutes, or so, thrilled by the spectacle. And for the next three days, “thrills” – thanks to my “Kootenay Dirt” mountain biking adventure – were just par for the course.  Read More

Vancouver is one of the best cities to explore with kids, especially if you visit in the fall. As the leaves begin to change, the waterfront parks transform from verdant green to a spectacular kaleidoscope of red, orange and yellow. It’s also the start of the spooky season, with top attractions offering special fall and Halloween programming. My daughter Brooklyn and I spent a weekend rediscovering Vancouver’s classic attractions – from wildlife encounters and sky-high adventures to scenic harbour cruises and elegant afternoon tea. Read More

Today, take a moment to think about the women who have helped to build our marvellous country, Canada. Read More

It has been reported that Abraham Lincoln, faced with a difficult decision, once said: “Be sure you are right, then just go ahead.” Read More

On this date, Oct. 18, in history: Read More

Canada’s Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson seemed to be running out of patience with the country’s biggest oilsands producers this spring over the slow progress on their proposed $16.5-billion carbon capture network in Alberta. Read More

You knew the Kumbaya love-in couldn't last forever. Read More

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The UBC Thunderbirds advanced to the Canada West Women’s Rugby Championship gold-medal game with an 81-7 win over the Calgary Dinos at McMahon Stadium on Thursday. Read More

The city’s outlying communities saw an increase in supply last month after many experienced extended periods of falling inventories. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her plan to “Uber-ize” and replace the province’s online continuing care directory is aimed at making it easier for patients to navigate spaces, and the analogy shouldn’t be taken too far. Read More

OTTAWA — First Nations chiefs have voted to reject a landmark $47.8-billion child welfare reform deal, reached in July with the Canadian government. Read More

LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Three men convicted of helping lead and co-ordinate the border blockade at Coutts, Alta., in 2022 are to be sentenced next year. Read More

Calgary's lone Liberal MP appears to be standing by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau going into the next federal election, as an apparent internal revolt against the party leader continues to gain momentum. Read More

A home for sale in northeast Calgary has caught the attention of the city, and is raising concern among housing advocates due to its advertised number of bedrooms. Read More

With more players registered than ever before, Calgary's minor soccer officials say there is an urgent need for more indoor playing facilities to keep the sport thriving during the winter months.  Read More