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The National Police Federation was "disappointed and disgusted" by National Police Week comments made by Alberta minister Mike Ellis.

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

Calgary police officers are looking for two men who are believed to be involved for several break-and-enter incidents that occurred last month in Calgary and Red Deer.

The staging of a professional soccer game in Kelowna is getting a big assist from Kelowna and B.C. taxpayers.

The Surge came close to winning it all in their first year in Calgary. They went all the way to the final in the CEBL before finally bowing out to the Scarborough Shooting Stars.

City of Calgary officials say we can expect mosquitos back any day now.

The Vancouver Humane Society (VHS) has taken out a series of billboard ads around Calgary encouraging people to skip the rodeo and chuckwagon races at the Stampede this summer.

The Calgary Police Service has launched a new program that not only targets public safety concerns but also works to identify long-term solutions to complex issues like addictions, homelessness and mental health.

More than three weeks after a public hearing on blanket rezoning first started at Calgarys city hall, councillors narrowly voted in favour of moving forward with the change to allow for more density in residential areas.

The Vancouver Canucks are up 2-1 on the Edmonton Oilers in the second round, putting into jeopardy what is supposedly Canada's only hope to win the Stanley Cup.