Calgary Herald

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Another tilt, another tie for Cavalry FC Read More

The biggest surprise was seeing defensive back Titus Wall dropped. Read More

Welcoming nearly 2,500 new Canadians since 2022, Calgary Catholic schools are looking to add 267 instructional staff next year to address growth and realign programs for complex needs. Read More

Hundreds of canines and their owners took to the pathways of North Glenmore Park on Saturday for the Calgary Humane Society's annual Dog Jog event to raise funds and awareness about animal cruelty. Read More

Recently, I’ve made profound changes to my oddly shaped 70-year-old property to create a more naturalized space. In the past, I let the yard be. I cut the grass, raced to garden centres on opening day, and then stalled out. If I had my fingers crossed, a few plants would get into the ground. Plus, I had a lot of weeds. Read More

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Alberta, often hailed as a beacon of opportunity, has experienced a significant influx of families from across Canada, contributing to 27 per cent of the province’s population growth in the past year. However, this rapid increase in population has exposed a critical issue: our educational infrastructure is struggling to keep up. Despite the growing number of students, the Alberta government's funding for K-12 education remains insufficient, posing a severe threat to the quality of education in our province. We call on parents to stand against the UCP government's lack of education funding. Read More

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Re: Recycling pilot has some shortcomings; Letters, May 30 Read More

In April, the federal Liberal government, backed by trade unions, unveiled an updated defence policy pledging substantial investments to bolster military spending. This update prioritized the modernization of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (Norad) and emphasized Canada's readiness to engage in global defence efforts, particularly against potential threats from Russia and China. Read More

May 14 will go down as a sad day in Calgary’s history. This is the day city council approved blanket rezoning by a vote of 9-6 — a decision that will fundamentally alter the nature of Calgary’s neighbourhoods and impose much burden on infrastructure, schools and services. Read More

When the Calgary Stampeders make their end-of-training camp cuts on Saturday, it’s hard to imagine a world where Cameron Echols-Luper isn’t offered a job. Read More

There is enough evidence for a jury to weigh in the case of a Calgary murder suspect, a judge ruled Friday in ordering the accused to stand trial. Read More

The ease of access to child pornography through internet search engines doesn't lessen the gravity of the crimes of those who download such smut, a Calgary judge said Friday. Read More

A suspected afternoon shooting in the community of Thorncliffe sent one man to hospital in critical, life-threatening condition Friday. Read More

The KidSport Cup is on in Calgary. Read More

Calling such crimes a "scourge on society" a Calgary judge on Friday sentenced a confessed conman to serve a 40-month prison term. Read More

U of C officials say they'll meet with pro-Palestinian protesters who were violently driven by police from campus but poured cold water on meeting their demands. Read More

In 2022, when empty-nesters Nancy and Dan Twidale purchased a bungalow in need of a refresh in the community of Wentworth, they had no idea it would eventually become a design award winner.   Read More