Новости за 18.05.2024

'High exposure to air pollution can trigger cardiovascular disease in the long term, as well as certain types of cancer'

A Calgary senior is dead after a hit-and-run on Memorial Drive S.E. just past midnight on Saturday, police say. Officers were called to Memorial Drive near 47th Street S.E. at 12:20 a.m. on Saturday, where the man in his 70s was struck by an SUV while walking across the road in a crosswalk. He was […]

Unassuming and surprising — in the best way possible — Shuswap is a scenic gem comprising eight unique communities and a namesake lake offering seemingly endless exploration and outdoor adventure. Salmon Arm is the region’s urban hub and the birthplace of the annual Roots and Blues Festival, drawing top talent like Sarah McLachlan and Amanda […]

In a televised address to Albertans on Feb. 21, Premier Danielle Smith committed to publicly release a long-term financial plan charting a path to a Heritage Fund of between $250 billion and $400 billion by the year 2050. The premier should be lauded for this long-range fiscal vision, but getting there will be a major […]

It’s popular these days to cancel historical figures when their views do not exactly mimic our own. Thus, for those who practise such deliberate historic amnesia, streets, bridges and entire neighbourhoods are renamed, or statues removed, to satisfy an Orwellian need to block out what is assumed to be a blot on the human species […]

Re: New communities and the impact of growth, Opinion, May 14 Brian Hahn, CEO of BILD, is correct in saying that, in Calgary, new community densities are higher than in most established communities and they provide more diverse housing options. And, yes, these new communities are attractive and well-designed. But what he fails to mention […]

Much ink has been spilled about the affordability crisis affecting Canadians in every province, and yet, our politicians seem either uninterested or utterly helpless in confronting this crisis. In Canada’s largest cities, rent is spiralling out of control. In Alberta, where the government continues the Alberta is Calling campaign — including conditional $5,000 tax credits […]

The River Run complex in Eau Claire has been expropriated for the Green Line. The city claims our homes must be destroyed because it’s otherwise “impossible” to build the LRT Green Line. However, if the train track does run as far north as our homes, it could run beside us on 2nd Street; there was […]

Two third-period goals for Calgary club pushes them onward to semis at Canadian Junior Hockey League's championship tournament

Megaproject to reset the landscape for Canada's oil and gas sector by opening up the country’s ability to export energy to the world.

Ismail (Izzy) Charanek was fatally stabbed on the street outside his apartment in the southeast community of Lynnview.

Fentanyl was the main culprit behind these deaths, according to data supplied by the Government of Alberta, followed by methamphetamines.

Veteran puts shoulder surgery behind in effort to help Calgary's CFL team rediscover its winning ways

The fire remained out of control Friday and about 6,600 residents in four neighbourhoods are still out of their homes

While preparing for Saturday's visit by York United, Cavalry gaffer says national team in good hands with Jesse Marsch hire

John Sproule is charged with second-degree murder in the Sept. 3, 2022, stabbing death of Banff resident Ryan Brogan.

Vintners, retailers frustrated as Alberta-BC cross-border trade dispute drags on.

The hearing for Grant Cichacki will take place before a judge sitting without a jury starting in March 2025.

Inflation is ravaging Alberta consumers with prices that seem far higher than official rate. And Liberals do nothing about it