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According to the City of Calgary, the cleanup has been referred to the Alberta government because the encampment is on land owned by the province.

Minister Schulz announced over $50 million for three new water intakes in the Alberta Industrial Heartlands designated industrial zone.

RCMP officers were justified in shooting a man who led police on a chase down a busy highway and opened fire on an officer.

The Justin Trudeau Liberals are now alienating nearly everyone, including Canadas powerful climate lobby, writes columnist Don Braid.

Four historical homicides of women — occurring about 50 years ago — have been linked to a dead serial killer, Alberta RCMP said Thursday.

Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh has broken her own world record in the womens 400-metre individual medley with a time of four minutes 24.38 seconds at the Olympic & Paralympic Trials.

Canucks watch party set for Saturday night at rodeo

Newly-minted South Rock Comedy Festival has big plans for the future

Economist Jeff Rubins new book explores how the worldwide response to COVID-19 set economies on track for massive inflation, first at the grocery store and the gas station, and now in wages.

Calgary businessman Kien Tran has been named chief executive officer of Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton and will lead the search for a new high-performance director.