Calgary Herald

The host country shocked the sledge-hockey world Sunday night at Calgary’s WinSport Arena. Read More

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Sixty-year-old Lisa Louisseize-Thompson was walking her boyfriend’s dog — a yorkie-cross named Rocky — last Thursday when they were charged by two big dogs. Read More

Footballs are in the air at McMahon Stadium. Read More

More than 5,200 Calgarians took to the streets near Chinook Centre on Sunday for the 47th annual Sport Chek Mother’s Day Run. Read More

A 15-year-old male passenger is dead after being ejected from an out-of-control vehicle on Stoney Trail on Saturday afternoon. Read More

Calgary police are asking for public assistance to locate a man wanted on Canada-wide warrants after he removed his monitoring bracelet and left his approved residence on Saturday. Read More

A special air quality statement was lifted for Calgary Sunday afternoon, but parts of Alberta remain under effect due to wildfire smoke coming from northeastern British Columbia. Read More

Most journeys by CTrain are uneventful but construction, emergencies and unexpected incidents may occasionally cause delays or disruptions that can significantly affect commutes. Read More

I headed south to try to avoid the worst of the wind. Read More

Three footie games in eight days is tiring enough. Read More

Actions taken by police at the University of Calgary and University of Alberta to remove pro-Palestine encampments on campus likely violated protesters’ Charter rights, legal scholars say. Read More

It was a largely cordial Alberta NDP leadership debate in Calgary Saturday afternoon as the five candidates running for the leadership of the Official Opposition made their pitch to Alberta’s most populous city. Read More

By Trent Cull’s estimation, his first season as the bench boss for the Calgary Wranglers saw him coach 49 different players. Read More

The philanthropist family said they'd have cancelled a land donation that birthed the current Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park if they knew the tract could be submerged to prevent downstream flooding. Read More

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Whether you’re watching world-class athletes compete on the “world’s fastest ice” or cheering on a child as they stop teetering and find their balance in hockey skates, Calgary’s Olympic Oval is an absolute gift to the city, the province and the country. Read More

Mother's Day is a time of celebration. But while many moms enjoy gifts of flowers, breakfast in bed and handmade cards, countless single mothers in Calgary are experiencing the harsh challenges of homelessness. Read More

Alberta’s signature provincial park didn’t happen by accident. It remains a once-in-a-lifetime, if ever, accomplishment. Read More

New home builders and renovators, community developers and industry partners from across the country raised a glass to another successful year at the Canadian Home Builders' Association National Awards for Housing Excellence gala held May 10 in Saint John, N.B. None raised them higher than lucky CHBA members from Calgary who dominated the night’s top honours, capturing two of the three major awards. Read More