Новости за 12.03.2024

CFL veteran assumes duties under younger brother Dave on Calgary sidelines

'It's very warm, it's calming; it has the expression of I see you, I hear you, we're taking care of you,' said volunteer Colleen Davies

The cost status for the project recently shifted from amber to red, based on estimates submitted in January by the Green Line's development partners

Officers were flagged down by a witness while on their way to a call in the southeast community of Lynnview.

The Eastern Irrigation District's board of directors unanimously approved an expansion to the Snake Valley Reservoir near Brooks.

'I’m still young in this league and I’m still learning and I think it’s a good lesson,' Pospisil said. 'Just move on and be a little smarter'

Earlier Tuesday, Ronni was handed a one-year suspended sentence by district court in Helsinki

According to reports from Finland, Calgary Flames forward prospect Topi Ronni has been found guilty of sexual assault and handed a one-year suspended sentence by district court. Ronni, now 19, was the Flames’ second-round pick in 2022 but has yet to sign with the organization. He was facing a charge for an incident that occurred […]

AESO chief executive Mike Law confirmed his organization has been tasked by the provincial government with drafting the design for a restructured energy market by fall 2024.

Following the 2021 death of a construction worker, a Brooks company pleaded guilty recently to a charge for failing to ensure the health and safety of a worker. Smith Group Holdings Ltd. and subsidiary Brooks Asphalt & Aggregate Ltd. were jointly charged with 15 counts under occupational health and safety (OHS) laws after a July […]

A man was arrested after committing what Calgary police call a hate-motivated assault on the driver of a vehicle in the northeast community of Coral Springs on March 6. The victim, police say, had been driving his work van in the 5000 block of Falsbridge Gate N.E. at around 4 p.m. when an SUV pulled […]

REGINA — The value of farmland rose 11.5 per cent nationally in 2023, a new report by agriculture lending firm Farm Credit Canada has found. Chief economist J.P. Gervais said while that’s a slight slowdown from the growth in 2022, it’s still a rapid pace given cooling economic conditions overall. “Farmland prices have continued to […]

For its 48th season, which launches in September, Vertigo Theatre will be bringing Calgarians a world premiere, three Canadian premieres and a veteran of the mystery genre. The season, which artistic director Jack Grinhaus says is filled with people confronting their pasts to face the future, will open with Stephen Mallatratt’s stage version of the […]

Ontario and B.C. have rent caps, yet have 12 cities with the highest rents in the country. Alberta needs to instead focus on adding housing

By Kathryn Davies and Alex McColl Once again, some members of city council are shirking their responsibilities by delaying action on the housing crisis. Calgarians need more safe and affordable homes, and these homes need to get approved and built. A contingent of council would prefer to kick the can down the road to the […]

Re: Councillors aim to take rezoning plan to plebiscite, March 8 A public hearing does not give “yes or no” guidance to council as a plebiscite does. It’s for the few that a public gathering facility can accommodate, and the outcome (the few who are allowed to speak) allows for subjective interpretation by councillors. Many […]

'They know they've been a terrible government without a single accomplishment to their credit. All they do is pick fights and waste money,' says Nenshi about the UCP

The new measures are aimed at the practice of 'economic withholding'

Farnworth said Smith and Poilievre shouldn't have made claims about the seizure without waiting for all the information

The lawyer acting for the father argued the Medical Assistance in Dying approval her client's 27-year-old daughter received needs to be thoroughly reviewed

Start-ups and entrepreneurs that access the Aerospace Innovation Hub will receive funding, business support and the ability to test their technologies in practical scenarios

Overall, rents in Alberta grew by 20 per cent, the highest in the country

The federal government rebuffed Alberta's request, saying the province failed to spend the $1-billion fund

Combined, the five future developments are anticipated to generate 290 new below-market homes, depending on the facilities' designs

The deep freeze was the first major weather event to hit Canada this year, and the Insurance Bureau of Canada expects several more in the approaching months