Новости за 09.05.2024

Young Calgarian willing to play wherever on CFL team's defence

The Flames are extremely well-positioned heading into the draft

'Essentially, he asserts that land use planning has no place in the bedrooms of the nation'

'So far, all traditional methods of identifying the deceased have failed to yield any information about his identity'

Young Calgarian's speed, determination key for host country at WinSport-hosted World Para Hockey Championship

New report from Sotheby’s International Realty Canada highlights that the city leads the nation for demand growth.

The RCMP says the illegal slaughter investigation, which was believed to be linked to the shuttered businesses, remains ongoing

'Members of the campus community are free to protest but they are not free to camp,' U of C says.

BMO report finds owning a home is still an aspiration for most Canadians, though many believe it is now unattainable.

City staff are presenting a ‘what we heard’ report Thursday morning, recapping the results of the 12-day marathon public hearing on blanket rezoning. According to the city, the hearing included presentations from 736 speakers and lasted more than 100 hours across 12 days. Of the 700-plus speakers, 227 spoke in support of blanket rezoning, 458 […]

One of the many blessings (curses?) of Alberta life is the shoulder season. For every time we’re blessed with a 15ºC chinook day in February, it seems like we’re cursed with a payback, snowed-in Christmas-like day in May. (Albertans probably wouldn’t have it any other way.) So what do hikers do when the weather outside […]

The 91-year-old composer is here working on Beaches The Musical, which will have its international premiere May 18 at Theatre Calgary

The quarry has over 750-million tonnes of limestone reserves, 'representing generations of supply.'

The Kayak report is based searches made for travel dates between May 17 and Sept. 3, 2024

TD Economics report says the goal to double housing starts in coming years will be challenging to achieve.

During the mid-afternoon and early evening, the block of Stephen Avenue between 3rd and 2nd Streets S.W. is typically crawling with office tower workers looking for food and drinks. Pop into the downtown Cactus Club or Earls and you’ll find the corporate lunch is indeed back in full force. Jeff Hanna, a longtime Calgary restaurateur, […]

In Kate Hamill’s comedy Ms Holmes and Ms Watson – #2B, receiving its Canadian premiere at Vertigo Theatre, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous sleuth Sherlock Holmes is a woman, and so is their famous sidekick, Watson. “This is an alternate world in which there is no connection to the male Sherlock. It is a world […]

As Indigenous Peoples, our journey toward truth and reconciliation in Canada is a testament to our resilience and commitment to affirming our rights and leadership. Initiatives such as the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada have played a crucial role in confronting the oppressive legacies of colonization and residential schools. Yet, it becomes increasingly evident […]

I am an ardent user of the trail systems in Bragg Creek and Moose Mountain. The decision from West Fraser Mills and SLS to clearcut this area is astounding. They tell the public that a clearcut is “management,” but the most recent findings in environmental science know this is misleading. Mass homogeneous plantings in a […]

NIMBY is a term of disdain these days. That’s because anyone who dares to declare “not in my backyard” is universally derided as a selfish stick in the mud who can’t see beyond his or her blatant self-interest. Such is often the reaction toward those having the unmitigated gall to oppose the state in its […]

The merged credit unions will boast more than $34.4 billion in assets under administration, approximately 500,000 members and more than 140 branches in 80 Alberta communities

Many companies are willing to invest billions of dollars as they see a decades-long future for natural gas

No-nonsense Devin Dreeshen, the guy Smith picked to ride herd on all things transportation, is diplomatic but very firm in his message to the mayor

Starting in the fall of 2026, logging company West Fraser plans on clear-cutting in parcels totaling nearly 900 hectares of forest in the West Bragg Creek and Moose Mountain areas

The judge said the regulation simply limits club-based gatherings in residential homes and does not target lifestyle choices