Those who work with the city’s unhoused say an increasing number of refugees and newcomers are arriving without anywhere to stay and are at risk of homelessness because of the lack of affordable housing and cost of living in Calgary.
Following the federal government’s announcement of the Canadian Dental Care Plan this week, Alberta dentists and anti-poverty advocates say the lack of important details is worrisome and key to whether this program will succeed.
Planned renovations at the Airdrie Urgent Care Centre have been put on hold while the provincial government considers a new pitch by an Airdrie doctor in partnership with a developer that could see a new facility built and leased to the province.
Pest control technician JS Ouelette says this hot, dry summer has been good for business, with 25 to 40 calls per day to remove wasp nests — roughly four times the typical call volume.
After some bitter cold winter weather hit the city during the last half of November, experts say the first week of December will bring balmier temperatures for Calgary.
Alberta’s unemployment rate dipped to 6.7 per cent in December, dropping by 1.2 percentage points from a month prior, according to a Statistics Canada jobs report that was released on Friday.
Province announced it will spend $18.2 million over five years to expand its aquatic invasive species inspection, detection and rapid response programs.
A Calgary family celebrates a major milestone for their son — a dream they were never encouraged to believe was possible. Ishaan Holloway has severe regressive autism and this month he's going to graduate from high school.
A dismally damp July will likely continue to rain out plans for Calgarians this month, as Environment and Climate Change Canada is predicting more precipitation and cold weather this week.
Looking back, Aimee Carriere says she knows she didn’t do her due diligence hiring Alan Hrehirchuk — a contractor who previously pleaded guilty to forgery charges.