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The Canadian Federation of Independent Business said the City of Calgary failed to properly explain the bylaw to residents and businesses before it arrived in mid-January.

A decision in the case won't be made until at least July 29, when oral arguments will be presented to the judge

Next month's soccer event the launch-point for domestic league's 'On Tour' series

Fresh hope hits the field as Calgary's CFL club opens rookie camp at McMahon Stadium

A contractor working for city police has been charged with assaulting a freshly arrested detainee. Police say they’d arrived with a suspect just after midnight last Saturday at the CPS Arrest Processing Section (APS) in the city far northwest when an altercation occurred. “An argument took place between the arrestee and a commissionaire working at […]

Calgary police say the victim did not know the man prior to the incident.

Amendments will include property tax exemptions for non-profit housing providers and expanding criteria for the province's Community Revitalization Levy program

The weather is expected to warm up for Mother’s Day weekend, giving Calgarians the perfect opportunity to get out of the house and check out one of the many events the city has to offer. Inglewood Night Market View this post on Instagram A post shared by Inglewood Night Market (@inglewoodnightmarketyyc) The Inglewood Night Market […]

The annual Stampede-themed musical celebration is also moving to Prince's Island Park.

Sharp temperature increases through the week has caused a surge in avalanche risk for Banff, Lake Louise and Kananaskis, as many hikers hope to hit the trails. Avalanche Canada reports issued Tuesday show high avalanche risk for areas of Banff National Park and Lake Louise, with risk remaining high through alpine, treeline, and below treeline […]

Change in title-partner sponsorship for annual Calgary-hosted golf event comes with $1-million donation

As the Canucks begin the next round of the playoffs against the Oilers, thoughts turn to the infamous riot of June 15, 2011

The 200-kilometre pipeline will support Dow's $8.9-billion Path2Zero petrochemicals project, ATCO said

Pickles and corn have both earned their own categories.

By Nadeem Esmail To say Albertans, and indeed all Canadians, are getting poor value for their health-care dollars is a gross understatement. In reality, Canada remains among the highest spenders on health care in the developed world, in exchange for one of the least accessible universal health-care systems. And while Canadians are increasingly open to […]

As CEO of Calgary Housing — Alberta’s largest affordable housing operator — I closely followed the passionate and diverse perspectives presented at the rezoning hearings at city hall. Where we live and how we live together are fundamental questions that any city must answer, particularly during an affordability crisis. Listening to Calgarians, both in support […]

The UCP has decided that it is a better idea to rely on human ballot counters than to use electronic tabulators that have worked well and are tested repeatedly to ensure their accuracy. Municipal Affairs Minister Ric McIver says that eliminating these electronic counters “will give confidence to Albertans that their votes are being counted […]

People had it up to here with this mayor and this city council and finally the line was crossed

Despite a solid effort, especially game-long defensively, against a strong Major League Soccer side and the reigning two-time champions of this national tournament, it was a couple of lapses that hurt the Cavs.

It's a pivotal moment for carbon capture developments in Alberta and Canada

The Flames have drafted ninth overall twice in their history, taking Dion Phaneuf in 2003 and Brent Krahn in 2000

Even though council repealed the bylaw by a wide margin, a majority is still in favour of working up a new one with the same intent, to be introduced when Calgarians are in a better mood

The Men of Vision statue of a cowboy on a horse, which sits at the top of a hill in Cochrane Ranche, is now surrounded by orange barricades after all four of the horse's legs were discovered with deep cuts on Saturday.

"I truly thought, 'I'm going to die'," said Craig Campbell