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A University of Calgary professor has developed an AI tool that helps educators design curriculum.

A Calgary Transit operator is celebrating 50 years with the service. The organization says he's officially the longest serving operator in Calgary Transit history.

A new study suggests a lack of confidence in Calgary's homeless shelter system is what's actually behind the social disorder on trains and buses. Fears of rape, assault, disease and theft led to people choosing to sleeping rough and riding the rails rather than seeking help.

As Western Canada prepares for whats expected to be an intense season for wildfires, a company thats built firefighting equipment for more than 100 years says it has a new tool that will make a difference on the ground.

CIBC Innovation Banking's Joe Timlin says an influx of global capital and a burgeoning reputation in AI are increasingly putting Alberta on the tech map.

A Calgary restaurant says a publicly posted closure order from Alberta Health Services (AHS) has caused "significant reputational damage" to its business and demands the agency to make amends.

Work has begun to convert a vacant office building in downtown Calgary into a new hotel.

Calgarians in search of a sweet treat are invited to visit Crumbl Cookies in Deerfoot Meadows, which opens its doors at 8 a.m. on Friday, May 31.

According to landscape ecologist Dr. Brad Stelfox, the Greater Bragg Creek ecosystem is case study for challenges of balancing development and environment.

There are large, pro-democracy protests in Taiwan after the opposition-controlled parliament passed a controversial reform bill that expands the legislatures power.