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Calgary-Shaw byelection set for Sept. 14

Voters in the riding of Calgary-Shaw will go to the polls Sept. 14 to choose a new provincial representative.

Re-occupancy of Bridgeland Place affordable housing high-rise pushed to late 2028

After its final tenants were moved out and relocated, the tower's interior was stripped down to the concrete in 2024, in preparation of installi…

Rejection of $10-billion Alberta data centre 'proof' system works

Synapse’s power plant and data centre campus would have sprawled across a large portion of the northeast corner of Olds

Alberta measles cases drop to zero, but doctor warns of outbreak risk

No new cases since June, but low vaccination rates could leave province vulnerable to another outbreak

'We want nothing to do with separatism': Thomas Lukaszuk drives anti-separatist Unity Bus across Alberta

Former Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk said most Albertans want to remain Canadians and that the push from the UCP and separatists has caused "am…

Ukrainian Day in the Park returns as community calls for support

The Day in the Park served as a way to show the Ukrainian community's impact in Calgary, contribute to the local economy and share their traditi…

JONAH GOLDBERG: The GOP isn't always the best party for conservatives

You can leave the Senate line blank while voting for other Republicans on the ballot

Foreign credentials recognized for less than one third of immigrants, study finds

More than two thirds of newcomers to Alberta have education or credentials that aren’t fully recognized in Canada, a recent study found.

Thunder Run waterslide to get sendoff with nostalgia party Aug. 30

Calgary actor and comedian Andrew Phung will be there for epic party Aug. 30 to say goodbye to iconic waterslide

City of Calgary goes ahead with contentious changes to bike lanes

Some residents in the southwest neighbourhood of Killarney are questioning a city project aimed at improving safety for cyclists and pedestrians.

Elections Alberta assures public their voter registration tool is secure amid misinformation speculating

'Elections Alberta is monitoring several streams of misinformation that have been increasing as we get closer to the referendum on Oct. 19'

Clothing-optional protest against CPS stance on public nudity planned

Group says members fearful of reporting issues and crimes at nude beaches for fear of being charged despite legally exercising right to be unclo…

GUNTER: Danielle Smith's AI plans need more detail for Albertans

Tuesday, Premier Smith called on Alberta to build “digital pipelines,” not just oil pipelines, and “digital refineries.”

Poll shows some voting for separatist referendum just sending message

"It's not necessarily a desire to leave the country. They want to say, 'We're upset with the federal government policies'"

Calgary welcomes new tallest playground slide in Wolf Willow

While the size of slides might not have any constraints, people using them likely do, scientist says

Libraries say they're still in dark over province's book restrictions

Meeting unseen guidelines will affect strained budgets, with some libraries feeling it more than others, according to provincial coalition

Preston Manning to co-host virtual assembly ahead of Alberta's October referendum

The Alberta and the West Assembly is scheduled to meet online Sept. 19 and 20 to discuss Western Canada's issues with the federal government

City to add safety measures at 15 storm ponds across Calgary

Changes come not long after young girl drowns after entering storm pond