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Calgary getting its first cyclotron to expedite medical testing, cancer treatments

A cyclotron speeds up tiny charged particles and shoots them at a target to make radioactive materials for medical scans and treatments.

Albertans are voting on Oct. 19. Here’s the simple version of what you need to know

CBC News created this simple guide in collaboration with several community media organizations. Feel free to share with anyone who needs it.

Events marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in and around Calgary

Since 2021, Sept. 30 has been a day to recognize the children who attended residential schools and the impact this had on them, their families and communities.

Calgarians could see 15% property tax hike next year, according to preliminary numbers

City council voted unanimously on Tuesday to release a confidential city document outlining a recommended approach for the next four-year budget cycle, which proposes a 15-per-cent municipal property tax increase next year for a typical residential property.

After 'doom and gloom' decade, Fort McMurray readies for a boom

The Alberta community synonymous with meteoric oil booms and crippling busts is now staring down another potential wave of economic fortune.

Alberta independence campaigners go for soft sell, even if they want a hard exit

Pro-separation organizers argue referendum vote is just about 'leverage' with Ottawa. Are voters convinced by that pitch?

With less than 3 weeks before Alberta's referendum, Poilievre makes case for Canadian unity in Edmonton

Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre says he supports a united Canada.

City taking steps soon to memorialize former Calgary residential school

A city-owned agency will soon place signs to mark the site of a former residential school in southeast Calgary, which operated from 1896 to 1907.

Now that you know the truth, what do you do about reconciliation?

Fear of making a misstep can leave people unsure how to participate in reconciliation, but both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people say there are countless ways to contribute.

Canada-wide warrants issued for Edmonton father in alleged abduction of his children

An Edmonton father who was reported missing with his young son and daughter five weeks ago is now facing charges in relation to the alleged abduction of his two children.

Albertans now have another month to apply for $100 energy rebate

The province is giving Albertans another month to apply for the $100 energy rebate, with a new deadline of Oct. 31.

Why preserving untranslatable Indigenous language matters

First Nations language speakers share how words and phrases carry so much identity and context that they are almost impossible to convey in English. CBC's Terri Trembath travelled to visit elders who explained what is lost in context, essence and even humour when translating long-held words for people, plants and locations.

Tsawwassen First Nation ends B.C. Truth and Reconciliation event early due to 'critical incident'

Alberta extends deadline to apply for $100 energy rebate

Nearly 3.4 million adult Albertans are eligible for the rebate, but Finance Minister Jason Nixon says so far only about 1.5 million people have applied.

Riders host Stamps in important division showdown

It's another important West Division contest for Trevor Harris and the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

Edmonton man accused of abducting his 2 kids wanted on Canada-wide warrant

Edmonton police issued a Canada-wide warrant on Sept. 23 for Scot MacDermid, 42, who is accused of taking his kids with the intent of keeping them away from their other parent.

Rourke leads CFL’s top players of September

B.C. Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke, Toronto Argonauts linebacker Adarius Pickett and Montreal Alouettes linebacker Tyrice Beverette have been named the CFL's top players of September.

Alberta aims to crack down on illegal garbage dumping with tougher legislation

The proposed Alberta legislation would allow for up to $100,000 in fines for individuals, or $1 million for corporations — doubling the maximum penalties now on the books.

‘Separation will not solve problems’: Poilievre speaks in Alberta ahead of referendum

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who is from Alberta, said separatists have a problem with the federal Liberal government — not with Canada.

Young Canadians less hopeful about future of democracy: Statistics Canada

Prairie provinces, including Alberta, had the highest percentage of respondents who felt no hope at all about democracy while British Columbia led with those who felt very hopeful.

Calgary cyclotron to make radiopharmaceuticals for fighting cancer expected by 2029

A cyclotron speeds up tiny charged particles and shoots them at a target to make radioactive materials for medical scans and treatments for diseases such as cancer.

‘We owe them action,’ Carney says on Truth and Reconciliation Day

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission concluded in its landmark 2015 final report that the school system was a central element of a state-backed policy of cultural genocide.

Marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at Fort Edmonton Park

Edmonton's oldest historic site served as a place to remember the history of Canada's Indigenous people on the sixth annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.