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Police hope the public will come forward with information about a Wednesday night shooting in northwest Calgary. Read More

EDMONTON — Alberta Forestry Minister Todd Loewen says the decision to lift limits on trapping and harvesting for animals like wolverines is being done to get more data on how many there are. Read More

Calgary murder suspect Ronald Abraham on Thursday denied orchestrating the fatal beating of a city man over unfounded allegations he was a pedophile. Read More

In a bid to attract more all-season resorts to the province, the Alberta government is preparing legislation that would open up Crown land to resort developers, opening the door to possible future development in places like Kananaskis Country. Read More

Closing the Inglewood Aquatic Centre would be a "short-sighted" decision, say two long-time area residents who frequently use the city-funded pool that is slated to close next month, pending the outcome of yet another city council vote on the matter. Read More

The Alberta government on Thursday dismissed the CEO and board at the Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo), citing displeasure with increasingly high costs and reliance on third parties. Read More

Hands up if you’re heard this one before … Read More

Cavalry FC came … and it conquered. Read More

Dryden Hunt is back with the Calgary Flames. Read More

A proposal by two Calgary councillors to pause high-density development in Bowness and Montgomery amid a review of the critical infrastructure in those communities will be decided by city council later this month, though some members have concerns with potential legal ramifications. Read More

Leave the UCP. Take your single-issue passions elsewhere. Read More

Remembrance Day, observed annually on Nov. 11, recognizes the sacrifices made by armed forces members who died in the line of duty. The day lands on a Monday this year, and is a statutory holiday in Alberta. Read More

Lomo saltado, causa, chaufa, chicha morada, and ajo amarillo are all dishes and ingredients we don’t see a whole lot on Calgary menus, despite the growing worldwide popularity of Peruvian cooking. South American cuisine, and Peruvian food in particular, is getting much fanfare these days. The top restaurant on last year’s World’s 50 Best Restaurants list was Central, a distinctively Peruvian restaurant in Lima and inventive Peruvian restaurants are popping up in cities all over Canada and the United States. Calgary is still catching up — we have a couple of good Peruvian restaurants in town, but we’ve long been lacking an inner-city take on modern Peruvian fare. Sumaq, a new restaurant on 17th Avenue S.W., is stepping up to fill that gap. Read More

Representatives from some of the world's top modelling agencies will be arriving in Calgary on Saturday to check out local talent being prepped for international careers. Read More

So you think our esteemed city council doesn’t get hot and bothered over public safety? Read More

After considerable waiting, the Trudeau government released on Monday draft regulations to cap greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from Canada’s oil and gas producers. Read More

Author, photojournalist and former Calgary Herald journalist David Bly wrote the below historical piece in November 2003. While the veterans interviewed for this piece have since passed away, their stories remain vital parts of our history worth recalling not only on Remembrance Day, but every day of the year. Read More

It’s customary that when people retire from a company after many years of service, a function is held. Read More

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