Calgary Herald

International racing was back for Mary-Sophie Harvey, Sophie Angus and Ingrid Wilm, who took part in the 2024 World Aquatics Swimming World Cup. The series, which had stops in Shanghai, Incheon, South Korea, and Singapore wrapped up over the weekend with the trio capturing a total of 17 medals across all three stops. Read More

One Calgary city councillor hopes potential bylaw amendments might come after news surfaced that unscrupulous tow truck drivers have been targeting crash victims across Alberta. Read More

The Alberta and federal governments are urging people to "rat on rats," launching a campaign Tuesday to keep the province free of the destructive pest. Read More

A Calgary man is facing more than a dozen charges after what police are calling an "extensive" investigation turned up a stolen handgun and more than $32,000 worth of drugs. Read More

The days are getting shorter and it is the time of the season to grab the gear that works and get outside. Time tested, value price point, easy to use and gear that delivers make the perfect holiday gift choice for outdoor enthusiasts on your list. This gear is ready to go, making it ready for those unplanned, last minute mountain town getaways. Support local retailers, and check off your holiday list early so you can get out and hit the trails. Read More

A Calgary household with a home worth $700,000 could see a 3.9 per cent property tax hike in 2025, but also higher user fees for various utilities. Read More

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Author, photojournalist and former Calgary Herald journalist David Bly wrote the historical piece found below in November 2005, looking at the grain elevators that were once found in such abundance on the prairies. These elevators have continued to decline in number since this piece was published 16 years ago and now number around 120. Read More

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Despite some hint of drama in the leadup, there ended up being very little drama in the end when it came to Danielle Smith’s leadership review. Read More

The Calgary Hitmen were back on home ice Monday night to welcome the Red Deer Rebels to the Scotiabank Saddledome. Read More

GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. — On the second floor of a building where most offices are without doors, the ceilings hang low and the carpets don't match, the chief of Grande Prairie's new police force gets down to work. Read More

Here are some exclusive nuggets of news, little scoops of where Premier Danielle Smith is heading. Read More

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In the aftermath of Calgary police receiving 150 fireworks-related complaints on Friday night, a city councillor is calling for stricter bylaw enforcement. Read More

While it won't be a full-fledged police station, relocating the Stephen Avenue Safety Hub to an expanded site along 6th Avenue S.W. will further enhance police presence in the downtown, Calgary police officials said Monday. Read More

Premier Danielle Smith launched a blazing attack on Ottawa Monday after the feds finally announced their emissions cap on oil and gas. Read More

A maker of unmanned aerial vehicles will be the biggest recipient of a more than $4.3 million injection designed to make Alberta's aerospace industry take flight. Read More

The Assembly of First Nations executive committee has thrown its support behind the Blood Tribe chief's call for a public inquiry into the September death of Jon Wells. Read More

Will the Calgary Flames still be above .500 when they return from a three-game trip? Read More