Новости за 07.05.2024

Defence counsel Noel O'Brien, who has been practicing since 1977, said reopening evidence at preliminary inquiries does not occur very often

It is one of the first Canadian distilleries to receive the honour.

52 rookies hope to make their mark over the next three days and advance onward to the CFL team's main camp.

Canadian Junior Hockey League championship begins Thursday for AJHL victors

'We can't say thank you enough to those people, because without them we don't have the amazing city that we have come to know'

Former 911 operator Marian Buonincontri, who faces allegations she leaked sensitive police information, is linked to a drug dealer currently in prison

Hurtig, 18, was selected in the seventh round, 208th overall of the 2023 NHL Entry Draft by the Flames

Ryan Jason Love, who was sent back to prison after a decade in the community in 2022, has again been granted day parole

On Sunday, May 12, Canadians will be celebrating the women who raised them. For those who have yet to make plans, here are five Mother’s Day activities happening in Calgary this weekend. Marda Loop Mother’s Day Extravaganza Bring Mom to 2nd Annual Mother's Day Extravaganza for BRUNCH! We’ve got food trucks and food vendors serving […]

Should things go plan, millions of smartphones will ring out in unison at 11:55 a.m., officials said.

This will be Seinfeld's third time performing for the foundation.

With public submissions complete, city administration will present a 'what we heard' report to council on Thursday morning.

CALGARY – Crescent Point Energy Corp. says it has signed a $600-million deal to sell some of its oil-producing properties in Saskatchewan to Saturn Oil & Gas. The company says included in the deal are its Flat Lake and Battrum properties. It says production from the assets is expected to be 13,500 barrels of oil […]

Another Calgarian recently competed in a world barista championship in Korea.

This week in community theatre, StoryBook presents The Music Man – one of the classics of American musical theatre, while Workshop Theatre promises to bleed plenty of laughs from Ken Ludwig’s 1995 farce, Moon Over Buffalo, and Rosebud is presenting a concert version of Dream, a new musical by Edmontonian Terry Bachynski. Meredith Wilson’s The […]

Following two and a half weeks of voting, Nanton’s Canadian Grain Elevator Discovery Centre has finished third in the national Next Great Save contest. The National Trust for Canada opened voting online on April 18 and stopped accepting votes Monday evening, at 6 p.m. MST. Twelve heritage projects from across the county were competing for […]

The sweeping changes initially proposed under Bill 20 implied an urgent need to fix a broken system. Now, it’s not even clear what problem this bill aims to fix

Money pit was my first thought when I read the master plan of Premier Danielle Smith and Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen for passenger rail. Former premier Ralph Klein studied this 20 years ago for high-speed rail and rejected it as cost-ineffective. Even with regular-speed rail, the construction plus operating cost versus the number of people […]

Alas, Smith's words would have more bite if Albertans had got the tax cut she promised this year

The Crown prosecutor said Derek Reimer's interruption of the event, where he entered a room at the library where drag kings or queens were reading stories to children and began screaming, crossed the criminal line

'The best thing to do is just scrap it and start over,' said Ward 10 Coun. Andre Chabot

University of Calgary alumnus and two-time Olympian Graham Vigrass has been appointed head coach of the Dinos men’s volleyball program, Director of Athletics Ben Matchett announced Monday. Vigrass, the sixth head coach in the program’s history, returns to the campus where he won a national championship in 2010 and launched an extensive professional career in […]

Home-field fans, bounces, weather big for Calgary club in Canadian Championship challenge at ATCO Field