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A blaze in a homeless camp triggered a response from crews at the Calgary Fire Department, who spent 35 minutes taming the conflagration.

The Town of Banff will investigate the feasibility of a parking reservation system within the tourist town to ease overcrowding and congestion during peak summer days.

The Town of Banff will investigate the feasibility of a parking reservation system within the tourist town to ease overcrowding and congestion during peak summer days.

The Town of Banff will investigate the feasibility of a parking reservation system within the tourist town to ease overcrowding and congestion during peak summer days.

Calgary Fire Department members battled a Wednesday morning fire at a homeless camp along the banks of the Bow River that was exacerbated by exploding propane cylinders.

The Calgary Fire Department responded to a large wildfire in a wooded area in the southeast quadrant of the city.

To Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, huge swaths of forest burning up, with massive plumes of acrid smoke carrying carbon skyward and settling in over her province's cities, have nothing to do with climate change.

Producers that use groundwater closer to southern Alberta may "have to stop producing altogether," a University of Calgary professor said.

Martin Shields, MP for Bow River, spoke in the House of Commons on Dec. 7 when discussion turned to the business of supply. He specifically spoke on behalf of irrigation

Following decades of construction and land wrangles, all of Calgarys 101-km ring rd. is opening to traffic on Tuesday.