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Calgary-based pipeline giant Enbridge has informed staff it plans to cut 650 positions in coming weeks

Livestock numbers in the Yankee Valley area have been cut back by about half of what they were three or four years ago as ranchers are forced to sell off heifers to match the feed that is available.

The private alternative asset manager, currently based elsewhere in Cherry Creek, already had a connection to the site.

Pike, muskie, walleye, bass ensure diverse and exciting fishing experience, says FishingBooker.com

The water woes continued Monday for Calgarians impacted by recent water-main breaks. As the city works to make repairs, more than 200 homes were still without service to start the week.

Calgarys iconic Bow River has earned a high ranking among anglers who looked at the top 10 fishing destinations coast to coast.

One lucky individual, drawn at random, attending the United States Harness Writers Association's Dan Patch Awards Banquet, presented by Caesars Entertainment, will once again have a chance to win a fantastic door prize.

Dedicated dog parks are becoming part of urban planning in Calgary — with spaces to run and even agility equipment to play on.

The fickle fortunes of natural gas markets have Canadian petroleum producers bracing for weak prices during the first half of 2024.

Dedicated dog parks are becoming part of urban planning in Calgary — with spaces to run and even agility equipment to play on.