Новости за 15.04.2024

'He’s a big kid that can move. He’s calm. And he just has a confidence to him, a little bit of a swagger, but a real laid-back and humble guy'

'These safe surrender sites are an opportunity for a child to come into the care of a wonderful organization, and then eventually — potentially to a family,'

Swiss-style chalets will be located steps from the ski gondola and the first tee of the golf course for the best of both seasons.

Volume and natural light is an invigorating combination in a home. The two characteristics almost simulate the mood-elevating experience of being outside on a sunny afternoon. This is the sort of feeling one can enjoy in the great room of a new show home by Baywest Homes. The 2,289-square-foot Dahlia is single-family model is displayed […]

Grocery stores provide the necessary draw that makes a hub or 'hood vibrant.

From soaker tubs to upgraded kitchen appliances, here are some elements to elevate your home.

In his decision, the judge sharply criticizes the government's secrecy.

The lengthy delay in getting Calgary terrorism suspect Jamal Borhot to trial was not caused by the complexity of the case, his lawyer said Monday. Defence counsel Pawel Milczarek, who wants Justice Corina Dario to enter a judicial stay in the case, said the Crown can’t rely on complex issues to justify taking more than […]

CALGARY – The internal strife at fuel retailer Parkland Corp. continues as the Calgary-based company rejected a call by its largest shareholder to consider a potential sale of the business. It’s the latest development in Parkland’s months-long dispute with Simpson Oil, which owns about 20 per cent of Parkland shares but no longer has a […]

CALGARY – Lynx Air says customer refunds are a big expense for the insolvent company thanks to an unco-operative contractor. The ultra-low-cost carrier, which ceased operations and filed for creditor protection in late February, claims in court filings that the firm contracted to handle bookings, Texas-based Sabre Corp., has “refused to assist” with passenger reimbursement. […]

There has never been a more urgent time to aggressively develop Canada’s massive resource wealth. An increasingly competitive world is organizing into new alliances that are threatening our traditional Western democracies. Weaker or underperforming countries may be left behind economically and, in some cases, their sovereignty may be compromised. We cannot let either scenario happen […]

Alberta Party has been shut out of the legislature over the last two general elections.

New Zealand and Finland’s former prime ministers — respectively the youngest female heads of government at the time they were elected — will be in Calgary for a major energy summit in October. Jacinda Ardern, former prime minister of New Zealand and Sanna Marin, former prime minister of Finland, are schedule to make appearances at […]

Traffic disruptions are expected as construction on a major utility upgrade project at Banff National Park’s east gate is set to take place April 16 through May 3, weather permitting. Both through lanes of the Trans-Canada Highway at the east gates will be closed for the duration of construction, and all through traffic will be […]

'We cut the natural gas line entirely, ditched the original 1980s furnace, dug five boreholes that go down 250 feet in our front yard, and we used ground source heat pumps to heat our house'

The suspected sought in connection with the incident surrendered on Saturday, police said.

The people in the home were not injured after the shooting, a police spokesperson said, and the incident was targeted.

For the past six months, Calgary actor Duval Lang has been grappling with four alter egos. When Lunchbox Theatre’s final play of this season opens on April 16, Lang will finally unleash this quartet that has occupied so much of his interior life. The Ballad of Georges Boivin, the award-winning play by French Canadian author […]

As the local history librarian at the Calgary Public Library, Jennifer Bobrovitz wrote a weekly column for the Calgary Herald in the 1990s called Cornerstones. It explored the stories behind historic buildings and sites in Calgary, present and past. This column about Central (Memorial) Park was first published June 20, 1999. Central (Memorial) Park By […]

Imagine if Andrei Kuzmenko could produce at this same sort of clip for all of next season. So far, this salary dump has provided plenty of offensive thump for the Calgary Flames. The Russian right-winger cashed another goal — and added an assist, too — during Sunday’s 6-5 win over the Arizona Coyotes and now […]

Check out what Postmedia Calgary photographers saw around the city this weekend, from plenty of festivals and fun to the ongoing hockey marathon

For Mikhail Grabovski, it’s not a surprise that Yegor Sharangovich is the one who is about to become Belarus’ top single-season scorer

'What we felt is we want to be responsive to those who are undergoing construction this year,' said a city official