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He's no longer at partner at that law firm.

Dental hygienists say they will play a critical role in the plan, especially for people with dentists who haven't signed on.

Inflation does not appear to exist at Danes Lemonade Stand. "No, it does not," Dane Benesh said. Monday, in Copperfield, a tall glass of his lemonade cost the same $1 it did when he started in 2018.

If youre in the area on Wednesday, Calgary police and other agencies will be at Chinook Centre, waiting with a cup of coffee to chat safety and crime prevention.

Calgary Transit is taking the long weekend to do some maintenance and preventative work on both the Blue and Red lines, causing a number of disruptions for light rail riders.

Questions remain around the disappearance of a man mixed up in one of the biggest gold scams in history.

The Okanagan Military Tattoo The Sounds of Celebration received some rather unique support for the upcoming show. The annual tattoo takes place May 25 to 26 at Kal Tire Place South, and on Saturday

One of the four women identified as victims of a serial killer in Calgary in the 1970s was from Inverness, N.S. Barbara Jean MacLean, 19, had recently moved to the city and was working at a bank. Her father, who died in 2000, always expected the case to be solved.

Where does being the No. 1 goalie on a playoff team stand on Linus Ullmark's list of priorities?

Air Canada announced its plans to increase service to domestic destinations year-round, and warmer vacation destinations in the winter. The airline says the move is a response to increasing demand.