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Country Thunder cancelled in Calgary days before festival was to kick off
Organizers announced Wednesday that Country Thunder Alberta is cancelled, just two days before the music festival was set to begin in Calgary — and they laid blame for that squarely on the city.
Report forecasts 3- to 6-degree temperature increase for Banff National Park
A Parks Canada report says the temperature in Banff National Park could rise by three to six degrees in the next few decades due to climate change. The projections are based on existing emissions and whether they peak in 2050 and decline, or continue to rise annually.
Beltline bikers revel in community, but engine revving irks others
Whether they're revving their engines or simply chatting at the Shell gas station, the Beltline bikers are a staple of the downtown experience for many Calgarians. But opinions of them vary.
'Mayday to Ottawa': $400M carbon capture facility could be cancelled after changes to Alberta's carbon tax
A shovel-ready, $400-million proposed facility to convert landfill waste in Edmonton into electricity that took five years to develop, could now be cancelled after the recent carbon tax agreement between the Alberta and federal governments.
Dozens of Liberal MPs expected to attend Calgary Stampede as Alberta referendum looms
With the countdown clock towards the Alberta referendum started, Prime Minister Mark Carney's governing caucus will be out in stronger numbers than usual at the Calgary Stampede, with dozens expected in attendance, after months of lobbying by his few Alberta MPs.
Power plant proposed for area northeast of Edmonton inches closer to becoming reality
The Alberta Utilities Commission has approved an application for a power plant about nine kilometres east of Gibbons.
Gibbons residents vote on whether to remain as a town, or to dissolve
Residents of a town in central Alberta are casting their ballots in a plebiscite that will bring the community one step closer to answering a question it's been wrestling with for months.
Mike Derry wins UCP nomination in Calgary-Shaw
Local businessman Mike Derry won the nomination to run for the UCP in Calgary-Shaw, beating city councillor Dan McLean.
Carney vows to defend Canadian unity ahead of Alberta's fall referendum
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada's hard-earned reputation as one of the most "trustworthy, reliable and desirable countries" is on the line in Alberta's upcoming separation referendum, warning Thursday that a vote to leave would prompt years of uncertainty at the worst possible time.
Carney coming to Calgary Stampede, carrying message that separation is no magic wand
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the tenth anniversary of Brexit (June 23) should serve as a cautionary tale in the debate over Alberta's separation from Canada.
McKenna would be ‘pumped’ to join Maple Leafs
Gavin McKenna saw the video evidence pretty quickly.
Calgary police release photos of suspects in South Asian extortion investigation
Calgary police have released photos of suspects in the investigation into South Asian extortions in an effort to solicit information about them and their associates.
WILDNorth warns public to think twice before ‘rescuing’ baby animals
The WILDNorth Rehabilitation Centre takes in more than 4,000 orphaned, abandoned or injured animals every year — wards the staff say didn't all necessarily need to end up there.
Calgary mayor says Stampede noise debate is over, despite premier’s demand
The Alberta government has given the City of Calgary a Tuesday deadline to rethink its rules over Stampede concert noise, but Mayor Jeromy Farkas says a decision has been made.
Alberta man, charged with sex crimes against girls, was twice released from custody
The Grande Prairie man is accused of sexual assault, harassment, assault while choking, abduction, forcible confinement and more, involving four girls — one, as young as 12.
Man accused of exposing himself at Calgary school wanted by police
Calgary police are making a public plea for help identifying a man who is accused of exposing himself to students outside an elementary school in the city's southwest.
Skijor no more: Banff says so long to skijoring events as popularity strains townsite
The town of Banff says skijoring will no longer be part of the Rocky Mountain town's annual winter festival because the crowds attending the event have become too big.
3 people killed after plane fighting wildfire crashes near Fort Simpson, N.W.T.
Three people were found dead after their fixed-wing Turbo Commander AC960, which was fighting a wildfire in the Northwest Territories, crashed near Fort Simpson.
Summer skiing at Sunshine Village draws skiers from Alberta and beyond
Just a week before the Calgary Stampede starts, skiers from all over North America are taking advantage of skiing in shorts and a T-shirt at Sunshine Village.
Montreal names Brendan Gallagher ‘honorary citizen’ as player departs Canadiens
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada presented the honour to the 34-year-old, who spent 14 seasons with the Canadiens and has long been a prominent figure in the city.
Calgary police issue more than 60,000 tickets for running red lights since 2024
According to police, those tickets were only from red light cameras. Of those, around 8,400 occurred between Jan. 1 and May 31 of this year.