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Investigators search for cause of Red Deer fire
Fire crews arrived at the fire on Sisson Avenue just after 3:00 a.m. to find the fire had already torn through one house and spread to both of its neighbours.
Food festival encourages Calgarians to 'eat real'
Hungry Calgarians can get their fill today at Eat Real YYC, a food festival featuring local food, small business and communities.
Calgary EMS station opens to the public
People chatted with paramedics and checked out ambulances and specialized equipment at an emergency medical services open house at Memorial Drive and 19th Street N.W. "He blinks, he breaths, we can do procedures on him that we do perhaps less on real people from time to time, and it keeps our skills sharp in that way," said EMS spokesperson Stuart ... (more)
Petrodorado Files Financial Results, Management Discussion & Analysis
PRESS RELEASE NOT FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES OR FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. WIRE SERVICES May 25, 2012 - Calgary, Alberta: Petrodorado Energy Ltd.
WWII vets' memories wanted before it's too late
Korean War veteran Doug Cooper, 83, of Calgary, AB recounts memories of his time in the Korean War for the Memory Project.
Royal Dutch Shell is leading three Asian firms in rolling out plans for by far the largest of the projects to export LNG from British Columbia.
Former MLA questions need for Alberta Party
The only person to ever sit as an Alberta Party MLA is raising questions about its future now that the Progressive Conservatives under Premier Alison Redford share the centre of the political spectrum.
Inquiry rules on death of troubled Alberta teen
A fatality inquiry into the death of a mentally troubled Alberta teenager is recommending hospitals tighten rules on all outings for psychiatric patients.
Elora's Anita Stewart joins Order of Canada
Stewart, the author or co-author of 14 cookbooks and former food columnist for CBC's Fresh Air radio program, was welcomed into the order by Governor General David Johnston Friday morning in a ceremony at Rideau Hall.
Police investigate after Forest Lawn woman discovers man's body in truck
Calgary police at the scene of a suspicious death on 19th Avenue east of 42nd Street S.E. in Calgary, Alberta on Friday, May 25, 2012.
Seasonal workers hit hardest by EI reform
The federal government's new employment-insurance reforms target repeat EI users but will require all recipients to commute up to an hour or more for a job and accept work if it pays somewhere between 70 and 90% of their previous income.
Canadians love hockey but support changes to make it safer
Members of the Phoenix Coyotes and Los Angeles Kings fight during the third period of Game 2 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Western Conference finals May 15 in Glendale, Ariz.
Morley man charged in fatal hit and run held in jail
The man charged in the hit and run that killed a 10-year-old girl earlier this month on Calgary's western edge will remain in jail.
Fraud charges stayed in Canmore time share case
The Chateau Canmore Resort was one of two properties at the centre of the alleged fraud case.
Immigrant lawsuit fails to preserve backlogged applications
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney wants to change the way the skilled worker category is administered.
When I first see - and hear - Suzanne Young on the Rocky Mountaineer luxury sightseeing train she is chattering non-stop in her charming Aussie accent.
Jail time sought for dad who slashed tot
A police car sits in front of the home in the 1000 block of Cranston Dr. S.E. where an infant was slashed in Calgary, Alberta, on August 13, 2011.
Stampede seeks missing posters to complete collection
As the Calgary Stampede celebrates its centennial year, officials want to fill three gaps in its collection of annual posters.