Sarah Offin

The University of Calgary is buzzing with innovative ideas on display at the Schulich School of Engineering’s annual engineering design fair.

One-by-one, 333 refugees stepped through the international gates around 8 a.m. Yaqoobi arrived hours before.

With pin-splitting professionals descending on her hometown, Lori Cornwell knows a fraction of an inch can win bowling games.

From record-breaking warm weather in December to extreme cold in January, the weather hasn’t been conducive for many traditional winter sports -- or shops -- in Alberta.

In a time of stark political divisions, Yewande Daniel-Ayoade is trying to redefine what it means to be a leader, sharing a kid’s story inspired by her West African upbringing.

The second woman to testify in the four-week trial of accused serial sex abuser Richard Mantha took the stand on Tuesday, telling the court about her initial meeting with him.

Batteries with volatile chemicals are found inside things like phones, tablets and vehicles. Researchers in Calgary are among those searching for safer alternatives.

It is an increasingly hot item in a climate war, dividing our country by both geography and politics. But do air-to-air heat pumps work in Alberta?

After years of managing diabetes, Amarjit Rakhra’s kidneys are no longer keeping pace. He has multiple people offering to donate theirs, but suggests the process has stalled.

At around 4 a.m. Monday, thieves broke in to Mari Bakeshop, making off with the cash register and leaving behind a mess of broken glass.