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A Calgary judge overturned a discharge decision in a sexual assault case involving a permanent resident, rejecting arguments that keeping him in the community was in the public interest.

Less than three years after its founding, Calgary-based Ultimarii has secured 25 customers, including government regulators, to help speed up infrastructure projects.

Researchers including Dr. Zelenitsky from the University of Calgary have uncovered 200 titanosaur egg fragments in Argentina, revealing that dinosaurs nested much further south than previously documented.

The singer will perform at the 'Calgary Concert for Unity' on September 20, organized by the Forever Canadian campaign to foster national cohesion before the provincial vote.

Athletic wear brand Lululemon has launched a dedicated resale platform in Canada, supported by a newly opened 25,000-square-foot processing hub in Calgary.

A woman died after a confrontation with police in Calgary, during which a ruptured gas meter forced officers to assist in evacuating nearby homes to ensure public safety.

Prosecutors presented chilling digital communications in court showing two men conspiring to abduct, assault, and record women for financial gain.

Calgary-based Helcim has raised $53 million and is emphasizing its Canadian identity as domestic payments processors face acquisitions by U.S. buyers, with its CEO predicting accelerated growth.

Twelve international students who participated in a protest in Calgary have been flagged as potentially inadmissible to Canada and could face deportation, according to an immigration lawyer.

Alberta's provincial government will review its emergency alert system following a multi-week search for an 11-year-old Calgary boy that ended with his confirmed death.

The union representing WestJet cabin crew has disclosed the specifics of the tentative agreement reached with the Calgary-based airline, following a one-day strike.

The recent death of Parker, an 11-year-old non-verbal autistic boy who disappeared from a care facility in Calgary, has drawn renewed attention to the issue of elopement among children with autism.

Navy Captain William (Bill) Wilson, one of Calgary's most decorated Second World War veterans, has died at the age of 101. He enlisted in the Royal Canadian Navy in 1942, serving aboard HMCS Ottawa and participating in the D-Day landings at Normandy.

Calgary police are searching an additional area in the city's northeast after new information emerged in the ongoing investigation to locate 11-year-old Parker, who has been missing for nearly two weeks.

Smoke from wildfires burning in British Columbia has drifted over Calgary and surrounding areas, leading to air quality warnings due to unsafe conditions.

Iddo Moed, Israel's ambassador, stated that it is 'unacceptable for hate to creep' into the Calgary Stampede, while also acknowledging the strengthening partnership between Israel and Alberta.

A video shows a woman confronting volunteers at a Calgary park, blaming 'Indians' for littering during Canada Day celebrations and expressing disappointment over the scattered garbage.

Two simultaneous pancake breakfasts on the final day of the Calgary Stampede highlighted contrasting political visions for Alberta, signaling an intensifying political battle.

Calgary police have charged a landlord with voyeurism after hidden cameras were allegedly discovered in the bedrooms and bathrooms of rental properties.

Canadian unity has become a central theme at the Calgary Stampede, as discussions and fears of a Brexit-style upset loom over an upcoming October vote concerning Alberta's future and potential separation.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are scheduled to address reporters at 11 a.m. ET from Calgary.

Calgary police have charged 16 men, primarily of Indian descent on visas, in connection with a widespread extortion scheme targeting the South Asian community, releasing mugshots of 15 suspects.

Slovak hockey fans are following the story of Šimon Nemec and his potential future with the Calgary Flames, drawing parallels to Juraj Slafkovský's development with Montreal.

A dispute over noise curfews for the Cowboys Music Festival at the Calgary Stampede has intensified, with Danielle Smith's government pushing for later weeknight curfews against city council's limited concessions.

Police investigating corruption at Calgary city hall uncovered text messages from former councillor Sean Chu, who allegedly directed a man accused of offering money for council votes to use his personal phone to avoid freedom of information requests.

The Alberta government has commissioned the University of Calgary to conduct a $1.5 million economic analysis and panel on the potential costs if the province were to separate from Canada.

Federal Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson addressed the Global Energy Show in Calgary, assuring international delegates that Canada is a reliable energy supplier in a volatile world.

Axon's real-time translation technology has been rolled out at the Calgary Police Service, marking its debut in Canada. This deployment aims to enhance communication and operational efficiency for the police force.

Calgary is experiencing heavy rainfall, with Environment and Climate Change Canada issuing an advisory for 50 to 100 millimeters of rain, leading to rising river levels across Alberta.

Five years after declaring a climate emergency, Calgary's city council voted to rescind the statement, arguing that the initial declaration was symbolic and no longer necessary.

The City of Calgary is offering to donate the 113-year-old Ogden Block building, a former Chinese laundry and boarding house, to a qualified recipient in an effort to preserve its history.

A Calgary broker, known as Woody, is attempting to redeem himself after a professional downfall, as detailed in a feature story.

One man has died following a shooting incident that occurred in broad daylight in the parking lot of the North Hill Co-op in northeast Calgary on Monday.

A Calgary father, accused of murdering his young children and driving their bodies to a police station where he confessed, made his first brief court appearance and will remain in custody.

Two men of Indian origin were arrested in Calgary following a helicopter chase. Details regarding the nature of the chase and the charges are yet to be fully disclosed.

William Shatner, the legendary Captain Kirk from Star Trek, made a rare public appearance at the Calgary Expo in Alberta, causing excitement among fans.

Postmedia, including The IJB/National Post, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal, and North Bay Nugget, has received four nominations from the Canadian Association of Journalists.

Canadian authorities are seeking Germanpreet Singh in connection with a shooting incident in Calgary where he is wanted for firing a gun with intent.

Former UCP candidate Caylan Ford is hoping for justice in a Calgary courtroom, seven years after private Facebook messages were leaked, which she claims falsely branded her a white supremacist and devastated her life.

Julietta Sorensen Kass didn’t expect so many people to respond with interest to her social media post offering to gift tobacco she'd grown in her northwest Calgary yard for prayers and ceremonies.

A free festival showcasing contemporary Ukrainian cinema is scheduled to take place in Calgary and Edmonton, two major cities in the Canadian province of Alberta.

The Calgary Flames secured their fourth consecutive win by beating the Los Angeles Kings 3-2 in a shootout on Tuesday night at the Scotiabank Saddledome.

The Calgary Flames forward Connor Zary was injured due to a dangerous shot by Florida Panthers AJ Greer in an NHL game.

The Calgary-based giant warned of "legal recourse" if province doesn't alter reforms that harm renewable projects.

Global investment firm KKR is reportedly looking to sell CoolIT, a Calgary-based company specializing in data centre cooling technology.

Elon Musk's involvement in the space race with China is sparking debate, with experts like Calgary space lawyer Gregory Radisic expressing concerns that no single entity should wield such extensive power over atmospheric levels.

Flair Airlines signed a 15-year agreement with German aviation group Lufthansa to service its engines in Calgary, expanding Lufthansa's Alberta repair facilities and creating 160 jobs by 2030.

The rapidly growing Calgary-based fintech company is reducing its workforce following the termination of its co-branded credit card partnership with Tim Hortons.

A comprehensive policy analysis highlights substantial fiscal liabilities, constitutional complexities, and political instability that would likely result from a potential provincial breakup.

The local Real Estate Board reported a notable cooling in the housing market, with average prices falling 1.1% to $569,800 amid shifting buyer demand.

A three-bedroom property in Calgary successfully closed at $640,000 after targeted kitchen and bathroom renovations significantly enhanced its market appeal and sale price.

Direct losses land in agriculture, electronics, textiles, furniture and plastics, University of Calgary professor Trevor Tombe wrote in the analysis

A Calgary-based lithium miner is challenging the Canadian government's intervention in its sale of a subsidiary to a Chinese buyer, arguing the deal is outside federal jurisdiction as the subsidiary has no Canadian assets or employees.

A Calgary-based company, Solvet, has received emergency FDA approval for its liquid ivermectin product for horses, which will be used to combat the growing risk posed by screwworm in the United States.

Canadian border agents conducted immigration status checks at a protest site in Calgary where Indian students were demonstrating. The checks have raised concerns regarding denials of post-graduate work permits.

A pollster highlights a specific demographic to watch in Alberta's independence debate, with CBC News reporting diverse opinions from racialized or non-white Albertans in Calgary.

Reports of urban raccoons are on the rise in Calgary, Alberta, a region where the animals are typically uncommon due to harsh winters and numerous predators, according to pest control and wildlife experts.

Prime Minister Mark Carney lauded Canada's Hindu community for their significant contributions across various sectors during the Canadian Hindu Chamber of Commerce's Dhanteras gala in Calgary.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is advocating for reforms to Canada's national emergency alert system, prompted by the disappearance and subsequent death of an 11-year-old boy with autism in Calgary.

A 70-year-old hiker died after slipping while attempting to photograph the surroundings near Triglav, and another hiker from Calgary died falling from Mount Temple in Banff National Park. Both incidents involved fatal falls during mountain excursions.

Bitter tensions within the Canadian Conservative movement have surfaced publicly, highlighted by a joke made at this summer’s Calgary Stampede.

Calgary police have expanded their search for an 11-year-old boy who has been missing since Thursday, asking residents across the entire city to check their properties.

A Calgary company has been fined $330,000 after pleading guilty to one of 11 charges related to the death of Liam Johnston, who was buried alive in a trench collapse three years ago.

The Calgary Stampede, a 10-day festival attracting over a million visitors with its atmosphere of alcohol and constant partying, is explored as a potential ultimate test for relationships.

A rare whooping crane has been spotted northeast of Calgary, Alberta, delighting local birdwatchers. The appearance of North America's tallest bird is being celebrated as a significant achievement in its conservation.

Big Tech companies are participating in the Calgary Stampede, signaling Canada's ongoing efforts to attract and court data centers to the region.

This year's Calgary Stampede sees a heightened political presence, with discussions focusing on Alberta's future within Canada and a looming referendum on the province's independence.

An assistant professor in data science analytics at Calgary University is leading a free virtual conference on data science and AI, offering opportunities for students, professionals, and tech enthusiasts across Africa and beyond.

Dozens of Liberal MPs are expected to attend the Calgary Stampede in stronger numbers than usual, as the countdown to the Alberta referendum begins, following months of lobbying.

The New Jersey Devils have traded defenseman Simon Nemec and Maxim Tsyplakov to the Calgary Flames in a move ahead of the NHL Draft.

The Canadian city of Calgary has officially declared July 11 as a Day of Remembrance for the victims of the Srebrenica genocide. This decision honors the memory of those who perished in the tragic event.

The RCMP is investigating an allegation that a local planning consulting firm's principal offered campaign donations in exchange for votes from Calgary city council members, as revealed in a court document related to a corruption probe.

Pierre Poilievre, in Calgary, stated that the federal government is responsible for Albertan discontent and urged to 'listen carefully' to separatists, while advocating for a stronger Alberta within a united Canada.

Community stores in Calgary are at a crossroads, with questions arising about whether they are a relic of the past or on the verge of a renaissance, despite their traditional role in providing independence for children and convenience for adults.

Alberta, Canada, is experiencing a significant outbreak of forest tent caterpillars, with soaring populations observed in Calgary and other municipalities.

An article discusses the potential for an "ugly" situation if separatists in Calgary unilaterally declare independence after a successful referendum.

A Calgary woman claims her paralegal kept a $13,000 settlement she was awarded, leading to a dispute over the funds.

A business brief from Calgary outlines a checklist for nation-building initiatives.

CBC News explores how adults are making new friends in Calgary and discusses the societal costs of loneliness and social isolation with an expert.

Tetra has launched CADD, Canada's first stablecoin backed by the Canadian dollar and issued by a financial institution. This marks a significant development in the country's digital currency landscape.

Court documents reveal that buyers have emerged for four properties previously occupied by Hudson's Bay department stores, including the Vancouver Granville Street location.

A Calgary judge has approved a settlement in a class-action lawsuit, granting payouts ranging from $24,000 to $422,000 to approximately 40 former students. These students were abused by two teachers at a local junior high school.

A delegation of First Nations leaders from coastal British Columbia has traveled to Calgary to directly urge pipeline executives against investing in a new bitumen pipeline, warning of potential prolonged legal challenges.

A former church employee in Calgary has pleaded guilty to voyeurism after recording hundreds of videos of at least four women over a decade. The plea was entered on Tuesday.

Wole Olayinka, an immigrant from Nigeria to Calgary, shares his experience of constantly translating English terms despite being a fluent speaker, highlighting how language can create distance even when shared.

The University of Calgary, whose sports teams are known as the "Dinos," broke a Guinness World Record by gathering 682 people dressed as various dinosaurs in front of the Taylor Family Digital Library.

Lawyers for a Calgary woman who stole $70,000 from elderly victims in a grandparent scam, including three in their 90s, argued Friday that she should be allowed to serve her sentence under house arrest.

Calgary police reported more than 160 road accidents on Sunday as the city experienced another round of snowfall, leading to dangerous driving conditions.

U.S. company Ecolab has acquired Calgary-based CoolIT Systems, a specialist in liquid cooling for AI data centers, for $6.6 billion, marking one of the largest tech deals in the city's history.

The RCMP has launched a corruption investigation into Calgary city hall, executing search warrants on at least one current and one former city councillor, as well as a business, last week.

India is reportedly in advanced discussions with Calgary-based AltaGas and Pembina Pipeline, two Canadian firms, to procure Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) for its state-owned oil corporations.

Over an eight-month period Kane Burrows, 19, stole two BMWs from his mother, drove drunk, crashed twice, killed a friend and hurled slurs at first responders who tried to help him, a Calgary judge heard during the offender’s guilty plea Friday.

Calgary startup joins the hunt for natural hydrogen  The Globe and Mail

Airports in Calgary, Montreal, Vancouver and Toronto are asking passengers travelling through U.S. Customs to allow for extra time to pass through security checks. While most airports didn't explain the reason behind the NEXUS closure Sunday, Vancouver International Airport said on its website that it's suspended until further notice "due to the partial U.S. Government shutdown."

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Calgary, reaffirming Canada's commitment to helping rebuild Ukraine once Russia's war ends.

Parents in Calgary are sharing stories after their children were exposed to high levels of carbon monoxide at a hockey tournament, urging measures to prevent future incidents.

A coalition of organizations has written to federal and provincial officials requesting the suspension of removal orders for ten international students targeted in Calgary enforcement actions.

Two local designers successfully rezone properties to enable innovative multifamily housing projects, responding to evolving urban planning policies in the city.

Canadian law enforcement has arrested Craig Michael Thompson and charged him with orchestrating a massive $164 million investment fraud targeting over 1,000 victims through his Black Box Management company. The case represents one of Canada's largest alleged securities fraud operations.

University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe argues that Canada's counter-tariff measures primarily burden domestic consumers and businesses.

Privacy experts are alarmed after a woman was flagged as a nationwide 'public safety concern' by an ID scanning system at a Winnipeg bar, leading to her denial of entry at a Calgary Stampede venue.

The Wilder Institute's Calgary Zoo is investigating how one-year-old grizzly bear Fitz escaped his enclosure, assuring the public there was 'no risk' to safety.

An article from The Brussels Times appears to be a search engine result or advertisement, detailing how to find and buy cocaine, referred to as 'snow', in Calgary via 'WWW BUY-COKE COM'.

A Calgary couple missed their child's second birthday due to chaotic travel disruptions caused by the WestJet strike, highlighting the significant impact on passengers.

An Airdrie, Alberta man unwittingly brought a hoary marmot home from Kananaskis, an incident a wildlife rehabilitation society notes as relatively common.

Indian students in Calgary, Canada, are protesting over issues related to post-study work permits. The article explains the reasons behind their demonstrations.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is advocating for reforms to Canada's national emergency alert system, prompted by the disappearance and subsequent death of an 11-year-old boy with autism in Calgary.

Invasive Prussian carp have infiltrated Calgary's stormwater system, posing a significant threat to the local ecology. These rapidly breeding fish endanger native aquatic life and city infrastructure.

Canada plans to deport Indian national Sahibjot Singh due to his alleged ties to the Bishnoi gang and involvement in extortion, with police reporting 49 related incidents in Calgary.

Federal and provincial environment ministers in Canada concluded a meeting in Calgary, highlighting economic growth amidst ongoing wildfires across the country.

With the Calgary Stampede concluded, Ottawa is now focusing on the upcoming Alberta referendum scheduled for the fall. The federal government is preparing for the provincial vote following the major cultural event.

The debate over Alberta's potential separation from Canada took center stage at the Calgary Stampede, with fears of a Brexit-style upset looming over the upcoming October vote on the province's future.

Canadian telecommunications company Rogers has announced the closure of several radio stations across Vancouver, Calgary, Halifax, and Kitchener, impacting local broadcasting in these cities.

Calgary police have arrested 16 individuals in connection with an extortion scheme targeting the city's South Asian community, though most suspects have been released on bail. Authorities are seeking public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

The Country Thunder Alberta festival, scheduled to feature artists like Red Clay Strays and Lainey Wilson, has been canceled just two days before its start, citing infrastructure problems with the City of Calgary.

One person was hospitalized in unknown condition after an officer-involved shooting on Deerfoot Trail S.E. in Calgary, following police response to reports of a 'dangerous driver'.

Susanne Craig, an acclaimed Canadian journalist and New York Times colleague, was honored in her hometown of Calgary, Alberta, for her distinguished career in investigative reporting.

A family in Calgary found a highly venomous black widow spider in their imported grapes, an incident an entomologist notes is becoming more frequent in Canada.

After years of complaints from residents, the city of Calgary believes a nearby landfill, potentially due to 'garbage juice' and gas emissions, is the source of a persistent rotten stench in the southeast neighbourhoods.

Calgary officials are seeking $342 million to address the city's leaky pipes, aiming to cut water losses from 23% to 15% by 2030 after years of significant treated water loss.

Arthur Penner and Elijah Strawberry have been found guilty of second-degree murder and armed robbery for the fatal shooting of Colin Hough on a rural road near Calgary in August 2024.

During a debate hosted by the Aristotle Foundation in Calgary, an Alberta separatist and a former premier both concurred that Danielle Smith's party is heading towards a split.

A mistrial has been declared in Calgary for a man who admitted to killing his mother with a rock while high on LSD, marking a significant development in the murder trial.

Supertrain, one of Canada's largest model train shows in Calgary, featured over 100 exhibitors, including the Calgary Model Trainmen who showcased an evolving railroad layout built over two decades, hoping to win best layout.

A judge ruled against deporting an immigrant who pointed a loaded gun during a road rage incident in Calgary, citing Canada's policy of staying removal orders to countries like Ethiopia that are subject to violence.

Police in Calgary are investigating the suspicious deaths of two children who were found deceased in a vehicle in the city's northwest, with the homicide unit now involved.

After selling off a large chunk of its Canadian assets nearly a decade ago, U.K.-based energy giant Shell is now expanding its operations in Alberta and British Columbia by acquiring Calgary-based…

A Calgary-born astrophysicist was shot dead in Southern California, with his death sending shockwaves through his professional circles and being tied to a series of mysterious US deaths and disappearances.

A Calgary senior, missing for nearly two weeks, has been found deceased in Saskatchewan.

A mother moose has been removed from a Calgary neighbourhood for the second time, having returned to the same community after being relocated last year. Wildlife officials routinely move moose from urban areas.

A 29-year-old man admitted guilt to attacking Indo-Canadian mediaperson Rishi Kumar in Calgary, an assault that caused serious injuries and could lead to immigration consequences.

The Alberta government is facing another legal battle, with an injunction seeking to prevent the closure of supervised consumption services in Calgary and Lethbridge, less than a year after a similar ruling in Red Deer.

An opinion piece alleges that the city of Calgary has been diverting $100 million annually from its water utility for general revenue, leading to a decrepit water system.

The home of former Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek was searched by federal law enforcement as part of a corruption investigation, and her cellphone was seized.

A long-time employee of Coca-Cola Canada Bottling Limited in Calgary was terminated after sustaining a serious injury on the job two years ago. The company cited a legal principle, stating that retaining him would be too difficult for the business.

Jonny Arnott tells The National about the moment he churned ice cream while on a run in Calgary.

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A Calgary father is facing sentencing after pleading guilty to aggravated assault, forcible confinement, and failing to provide necessities for his 8-year-old son, who endured 'torture' according to court hearings.

The Conservative Party of Canada is grappling with internal divisions and a leadership problem, as highlighted by columnists discussing issues like candidate recruitment, vetting, and the party's cohesion weeks after their Calgary convention.