Calgary Herald

Changes are coming to The Confluence. Read More

There are certainly worse homework assignments to have. Read More

Former prime minister Stephen Harper may become the new chair of the Alberta Investment Management Corp., following the UCP government's dismissal last week of executives and entire board of the public sector pension fund manager. Read More

Vicki Hall is a big proponent of football imitating life. Read More

Eyare, the Calgary Zoo's two-year-old western lowland gorilla, died during a move between spaces in a back-of-house area, the zoo announced Tuesday. Read More

Calgary Transit is anticipating a $33-million revenue shortfall next year, partly due to escalating costs of the city's low-income transit pass. Read More

The nationally ranked Dinos women's basketball team kicks off the home weekend for Calgary this weekend, hosting a pair of games against MacEwan. The provincial rivals come to campus Friday at 6 p.m. before Saturday's 4 p.m. rematch. Both games will take place inside the Jack Simpson Gym. Read More

From puppets to pop and choirs to classics, the Calgary Philharmonic has something for everyone this holiday season. Read More

Dustin Wolf was oh-so-close to his first NHL shutout. Read More

Believe it or not, I agree with federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault. While announcing his updated emissions cap regulations, he bragged that “no other major oil and gas producer is doing what we’re doing.” Read More

WestJet has been taking its customers’ temperature. Read More

Given its role in managing the Heritage Savings Trust Fund, as well as the pensions of hundreds of thousands of public sector workers, it was alarming to hear that the Alberta Investment Management Corp. (AIMCo) is in need of a “major reset.” 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 Calgary news events. Here are some of her instalments from November 1998, including one that looked at how the Calgary library was doing back in 1919. Read More

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Thousands of Calgarians gathered outside the Military Museums in southwest Calgary for one of several Remembrance Day ceremonies across the city on Monday. Read More

The Stamps GM/head coach inked QB P.J. Walker to a contract, giving rise to believe a big shift at football’s most important position is in the works for future seasons. Read More

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Kelly Streit calls it "the real deal." Read More

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In a recent column, Ron Ghitter expresses concern over amendments to the Alberta Bill of Rights proposed by the UCP government. But I respectfully suggest that his concern is unjustified, and that to characterize the government’s efforts to strengthen rights protection for Albertans as “disingenuous” and “cynical” is also unfair. Read More