Cavalry FC hopes to lift the Shield in front of the hometown fans

Cavalry FC won the inaugural CPL shield in 2023. They’ll have a chance to raise it again at ATCO Field this Sunday if they can beat Vancouver FC.

Making of a Champion: Curling icon Brad Gushue talks new memoir

Olympic gold medalist Brad Gushue says he might not touch a curling rock all season.

Calgary councillor’s budget leak ‘unacceptable’: minister

Alberta’s minister of municipal affairs has scolded a Calgary city councillor for his “unacceptable” decision to share confidential budget documents last month.

Alberta habitat changes could push sage-grouse to extinction: scientist

The Alberta government’s decision to remove habitat protections for the endangered greater sage-grouse could lead to the bird’s disappearance from the province, according to a University of Alberta...

Calgary’s zoo taking precautions after CFIA confirms avian flu in Calgary area

The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo is requiring all visitors hoping to spot some birds to take extra precautions after federal officials confirmed the presence of avian flu within the Calgary area.

‘It’s historic’: Tsuut’ina Parkway opens to the public

A new entry point connecting Calgary with the Tsuut’ina Nation opened to the public on Thursday.

Calgary father and son create their own adventure after missing out on Amazing Race Canada

A Calgary father and son who dreamed of competing on The Amazing Race Canada decided to create their own cross-country adventure after applying to the show four times without being selected.

Referendum blame game: Different stories on who’s responsible for Question 10

The referendum is done and overwhelming support for Alberta to stay Canadian is established. Now, there’s a blame game over who’s responsible for the question even being asked.

Indigenous artists pull work from University of Calgary gallery after residential school debate

Two Indigenous artists have pulled their work from a University of Calgary gallery to protest the school hosting a controversial debate on campus last month.

What’s opening in the old Hudson’s Bay location at Southcentre Mall

We now know what’s moving into the space previously occupied by the Hudson’s Bay at Calgary’s Southcentre Mall.

Macquarie Group Foundation marks 10 years of supporting Calgary charities

The Macquarie Group Foundation is marking 10 years of fundraising for local charities, raising more than $16 million for 27 organizations in Calgary since 2015.

Later start at all 4 Bow Valley ski hills thanks to permanent daylight time

Skiers and snowboarders visiting the Bow Valley this season won’t be able to hit the slopes as early as they used to.

Jockey banned from Calgary’s Century Downs over alleged animal abuse: activists

A Calgary-area horse track and casino have cut ties with one of its jockeys after it learned of alleged animal abuse in the man’s past, an activist group says.

Thursday to be the last sunny, warm day in Calgary for a while

Calgary is bound to see nice weather in Thursday, but that will be the last nice day for a long period of time.

Fire drills more important than ever amid rise in residential blazes: CFD

The Calgary Fire Department (CFD) is stressing the importance of school fire drills amid a rise in residential fires in the city.

Alberta First Nations chiefs address premier on damage done by referendum

The chiefs of multiple Alberta First Nations say the recent referendum has caused 'real and lasting division.'

Danielle Smith ‘walking a political tightrope’ after Alberta referendum: expert

Speaking to reporters for the first time after Alberta’s referendum, Premier Danielle Smith showed some cracks in her rule that she’s been attempting to mend for months, one critic says.

70-year-old man hit and killed on Deerfoot Trail: Calgary police