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Calgary nun deeply sorry for collision with pedestrian which resulted in his death, court told
The elderly Calgary nun who struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk in a deadly collision is deeply remorseful for her bad driving, court heard Thursday. Read More
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Recognizing teachers: Calgary hosts highest number of 2025 Prime Minister’s Awards recipients in Canada
The latest list for the 2025 Prime Minister’s Awards shows that Calgary hosts the highest number of recipients in all of Canada. Read More
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Kamehameha Highway, Joseph P. Leong Highway roadwork project will resume
On Tuesday, Dec. 16, the Kamehameha Highway and Joseph P. Leong Highway roadwork project will resume. Here is what you can expect for traffic impacts.
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New Calgary Stampede holiday festival set to giddyup
Bucking reindeer may not quite be on tap, but the Calgary Stampede is combining its western spirit with holiday festivities in the lead-up to Christmas. Read More
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‘It tugs on your heart’: WINS provides holiday gifts to Calgary families in need
The Women in Need Society (WINS) is launching its annual Holiday Gift Room next week, with a unique approach to providing gifts to kids and families in need. Read More
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Rockyview hospital operating over capacity, as physician warns about strain from flu cases
With 111 people in its emergency ward, Rockyview General Hospital is operating at 108 per cent capacity and is unable to accept any more patients. Read More
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Teen faces long recovery after being struck by pick-up truck at intersection
When Cherry Dietrich got a phone call from her 16-year-old son’s number on Tuesday, just five minutes after he had left the house, she knew something was wrong. Read More
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Crown says evidence of some women in trial of serial rape suspect ‘consistent’ with his guilt
Calgary serial rape suspect Richard Robert Mantha should be found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting five vulnerable women, a prosecutor said Thursday. Read More
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Mayor Jeromy Farkas says he’ll attend Calgary city hall menorah lighting
Mayor Jeromy Farkas says he’ll attend next week’s menorah lighting at city hall — an annual event that celebrates the start of Hanukkah for the city’s Jewish community. Read More
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Tests underway to determine cause of death for native duck potentially infected with avian flu
A wild endangered Hawaiian duck died from a presumptive case of avian influenza, the Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources said on Dec. 11.