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Officials at a Calgary shelter for seniors say they're feeling the pressure of the ongoing housing crisis, along with a lot of agencies they work with.

Accused in Coutts blockade said he'd slit police throats says undercover officer in testimony at trial in Lethbridge this week.

Fines associated with avoiding boat inspections in Alberta will increase by thousands starting June 20.

Alberta and most of the country have had relatively few fires to start the fire season, thanks to cooler temperatures and moisture. But higher temperatures and high winds have many concerned more wildfires are on the way.

The City of Calgary says it will begin digging up the road in Franklin on Thursday for a water main break that has impacted 10 businesses, many of whom were closed Wednesday.

Plans have been announced for the construction of a new first-of-its-kind dementia-friendly public park in southeast Calgary.

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"Moving towards an ownership model would mean that the municipality wouldn't have to pay a contractor to buy the buses because we would own them or the storage because we would have it, and we could reduce our contracted costs accordingly."