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A Calgary man who killed his abusive father "because he saw no way out" should be handed the minimum parole ineligibility period, his lawyer argued Wednesday.

A city committee heard seven applications to build new communities on Calgary's outer edge, but only four were recommended and given initial approval.

The unofficial kick-off to the 2024 Calgary Stampede happened in April, with the 44th Annual Calgary Stampede Cowboys Rangeland Deby Chuckwagon Canvas Auction. The much-anticipated annual sale took pl...

25th Cowgirl Rendezvous The Cowgirl Cattle Company’s cowgirls had a great evening at the 25th Annual Cowgirl Rendezvous on May 4 in the Madden Community Hall. There were 90-95 Cowgirls plus vend...

Meet the university and college educators who, through leadership and dedication to teaching, are making a difference.

In a suburban industrial park, John de Ruiter built up a spiritual movement, mashing up Christian theology and New Age mysticism. Today, eight former followers claim he brainwashed them into sex. The case against him will test the boundaries of consent.

I came out after a lifetime in the closet. Now, I've found a community of people just like me in Calgary's Rainbow Elders.

In 1964, the citys population was less than 300,000 people and the Calgary Tower hadnt even been thought of, but another landmark debuted and now, Heritage Park is celebrating its 60th anniversary.

A lot is going on over these next few days in southern Alberta with rain, wind, thunderstorms, wet snow and potentially some smoke.

These Canadians refuse to leave environmental issues out in the cold