Carolyn Kury de Castillo

Former High River woman who survived the Alberta floods is now returning to Yellowknife after being evacuated

The City of Calgary says construction at Sunnyside Lift Station is ongoing, including work on the restrooms, and that work is expected to be complete by summer of 2024.

A terminal lung cancer diagnosis leads Calgary auctioneer Wayne Ollive to take bids on his own company.

COVID-19 outbreaks at Calgary long-term care centres come as seniors’ advocates call more more information from the province.

A Calgary woman joined a march at the Vatican this week calling for female ordination in the Catholic church.

Alberta Health is now delaying plans to reduce the fees pharmacists receive for delivering COVID-19 shots until Jan 1.

The Bow River through Calgary is at far below normal levels, according to data from Alberta’s river basin dashboard.

Jim Moore is the CEO and one of the founders of the Dream Centre, a faith-based recovery organization, connected to the First Assembly Church.

The surging demand for court space, combined with the noise, has left the Town of Okotoks, Alta., in a bit of a pickle.

A new movie that just won an award at the Banff Mountain Film Festival shows the incredible sights and dangers that cavers encounter.