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Fencing is up around the old Shaw Millennium Park, now known as Cowboys Park, as staff gear up for the Calgary Stampede and Cowboys Music Festival. But the fencing has shuttered part of the skate park, in a move never done before when the space held festivals.

Fire truck mechanic donates kidney, sparking chain reaction; will be honoured at Stampede

An Airdrie man faces 16 charges, including eight counts each of sexual assault and sexual exploitation, following an extensive investigation by Airdrie Rural RCMP.

Alberta’s education minister is set to provide an update today on the development of new provincial rules for school library books.

The mother of a man shot and killed by police two years ago says she is thankful a Calgary officer has been charged in connection with his death but remains skeptical about the judicial process moving forward.

A Calgary woman and her dog are recovering after a violent encounter with two coyotes on a bike path in West Confederation Park—an incident highlighting a growing concern over coyote aggression in the city.

Mayor Jyoti Gondek is being accused by another candidate of using public money to fund her re-election campaign, while an anonymous tipster suggested former councillor Jeff Davison is leveraging his connection to a cancer group to prop up his mayoral bid.

At the Sobeys Retail Support Centre in Rocky View County on Thursday afternoon, 251 members of Teamsters Local 987 walked out the front doors, looking for better wages and respect.

Bargaining between teachers and the province will resume on Tuesday, and it appears both sides could be inching closer to a deal.

Employee morale in the Calgary Police Service is trending upwards for a third straight year according to a newly released internal survey but inadequate staffing has reached a critical low, becoming members’ primary concern.