Calgary Herald

New rules for RV parking in residential areas were unanimously endorsed by a City of Calgary committee Wednesday, meaning the proposal will now advance to council for final approval. Read More

Calgarians should brace for a traditional winter, with below-normal temperatures and extended periods of frigid cold, according to a meteorologist with The Weather Network. Read More

Mayor Jyoti Gondek said she is perplexed by the province's decision to pull annual funding for the Calgary Metropolitan Region Board (CMRB), arguing the Alberta government is sending a mixed message on whether it supports regional co-operation. Read More

Bernadine and Toby Boulet say a new University of Lethbridge fundraising campaign is especially dear to their hearts. Read More

Three Calgary city councillors have volunteered to divide the workload of Ward 6, after the sudden resignation of Richard Pootmans this week. Read More

Skiers considering a mountain holiday at Nakiska, Red Mountain or Whistler Blackcomb can catch a break at area hotels. Read More

Vernon Adams Jr. plans to bring positive energy to the Calgary Stampeders. Read More

There might be a chill in the air this weekend but there are so many events bringing warmth to our city in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Here are five things to do in Calgary this weekend. To check out more events, go to events.calgaryherald.com for additional listings. Read More

On the latest episode of Hot Topics, Postmedia’s Rob Wong chats with Postmedia Calgary Flames writers Wes Gilbertson and Danny Austin about Calgary Flames defenceman Mackenzie Weegar’s chances of representing Team Canada at the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off and why the Flames power play is suddenly firing on all cylinders. Read More

Calgary theatres are doing their best to make this a holly, jolly holiday season. Read More

Ivan Doroschuk has not grown weary doing The Safety Dance. Read More

Welcome to winter; to slick side roads, icy patches and bad drivers. Read More

A strange court case in Calgary 101 years started when several taxi drivers were charged with illegally selling liquor. A number of plainclothes police officers had investigated the matter by calling for a taxi and then successfully asking if the drivers could obtain liquor and selling it to them. When the case went to court, counsel for the prosecution asked the police chief — who was testifying — if he could say for sure if the bottle that was delivered in one case was "intoxicating." The chief said he believed it was, based on what arresting officers had told him. Counsel then suggested the chief should taste the liquid in question, but the Magistrate overseeing the case said it wasn't necessary. "I don't want to have the spectacle here of having the chief of police in the witness box taking a drink of whisky out of a bottle. I don't like it all," Magistrate Sanders said. Read More

This isn't the time for playing games. Read More