Новости за 15.05.2024

Two Edmonton area investigations resulted in the seizure of 30.7 million contraband cigarettes with a retail value of $25 million

'What it will allow us to do is work in a better way, a closer way and a more productive way with the vulnerable people who are in those encampments'

Jamal Baroudi pleaded guilty Feb. 12 to a charge of discharging a firearm with intent to endanger life in connection with a road-rage incident on Deerfoot Trail.

Justice Peter Martin, who went from star Crown prosecutor and Law Society president, to being a long-standing judge on two levels of court, spent his last day on the bench on Wednesday.

'Identity theft and fraud are serious offences that can impact victims and carry significant consequences'

With Ka'Deem Carey having moved on, veteran running backs now focal point of Calgary's CFL ground attack

Yemeni Village has 38 cited public health violations, which must be corrected before reopening.

Calgary is packed with activities for the May long weekend. Here are ten events, indoor and outdoor.

After nearly a decade with Enmax, Jana Mosley will join Toronto Hydro as president and CEO starting Sept. 3.

'I think this band is the underdog success story of the century.'

As we follow protests around the world, we hear people arguing that they pay taxes and that their free speech rights should also extend to the “right” to occupy property. But there have always been limits – and governments need to enforce the laws and regulations to protect people and those spaces. I’ve served in […]

While the cost of almost everything has doubled in just the past year alone, Shlah says the family is especially worried about their upcoming mortgage renewal this fall

Re: Job gains blow past expectations, May 11 The math of new jobs versus the unemployment rate seems to be a positive indicator for Canada’s economy. The math, though, indicates that the 90,000 new jobs did not improve the unemployment rate, which remained at 6.1 per cent (approximately 1.29 million). It seems that, numerically, more […]

There are occasions when the mailed word matters. Condolences. Thank-you letters from small children. Wedding invitations

There’s more hockey ahead for the Calgary Canucks. That after Tuesday’s round-robin wrap-up at the 2024 Centennial Cup — a 4-3 shootout win over the Navan Grads in Oakville, Ont. But they’ll need three more victories if they hope to hoist the hardware at the Canadian Junior Hockey League’s championship tournament. “All good,” said Brad […]

It works this way since Calgarians do not clean out city hall. Really clean out city hall

After a day-long question-and-answer session with administration, councillors' discussion started Monday evening

On Monday, the Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation announced big changes to the top of its senior executive leadership. The billion-dollar question, of course, is what will they mean for the franchise at the top of Calgary’s sports pyramid. The nuts and blots of the changes are that John Bean is stepping down as president […]

The fate of Calgary dog-owner Denis Bagaric’s remaining two pets could be decided in the next few weeks. The City of Calgary has applied to have the two dogs destroyed in connection with a deadly attack on a city senior nearly two years ago. Bagaric’s three American Staffordshire dogs were involved in the June 5, […]

A letter signed by 18 law department professors calls on the universities to recant trespass notices given to protesters and establish clear policies about protesting on campus

The Alberta government promises no silos with the creation of four health agencies, each with its own CEO, for acute care, continuing care, primary care, and addictions and mental health