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Central Stockyards, LLC has expanded its team in preparation for the addition of Canadian feedyard and packer participation in its weekly sales.

A Calgary father is fighting the city after he received a parking ticket while briefly stopping to drop off his son at school during street sweeping day.

Members of Alberta's LGBTQ community believe this year's Pride celebrations will lean into the event's history -- emphasizing its roots in protest.

Lawyers for several Humboldt Broncos families were in court Tuesday fighting a bid by the government of Saskatchewan to have it removed as a defendant in a lawsuit over the deadly bus crash.

The 2024 CBRE Global Hotel Investors Intentions Survey indicates U.S. hotel investors are optimistic, with plans to increase investments.

The beer was offered in addition to water and electrolytes at the 18 km and 36 km marks

Canadas oil industry faces a talent shortage as younger generations shun the sector, creating challenges for growth.

In its 50th year serving Calgarians with affordable and accessible housing, Accessible Housing Calgary has a goal in mind: to inspire others across Canada do the same.

AI programs like ChatGPT are seeing greater use, especially in education settings, but what real-world impacts can their programmed bias have?

It's been a cold and rainy May in Alberta, but you might want to enjoy it while it lasts because a big weather shift is in the forecast.