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Calgarians are closely watching the debate surrounding Covenant Health’s services, questioning their alignment with Alberta’s healthcare standards and the implications for local access. While Covenant Health already operates a medical clinic and an independent living facility in Calgary, their religiously-informed policies prohibit services like Medical Assistance in Dying

Calgary's political landscape is stirring, particularly in the city's expansive southeast Ward 12, following the recent election of Mike Jamieson. Elected on October 21, 2025, Jamieson's narrow victory has quickly shifted from a celebration of new representation to a conversation about the company he

A Calgary wildlife photographer recently captured more than just grouse images in the Sundre area; they witnessed concerning behavior suggesting potential illegal hunting activities near roadways. The photographer observed individuals with rifles and shotguns, including one ready to fire a weapon from the roadside. This raises serious questions about adherence

Tensions within the United Conservative Party are high as Alberta grapples with an ongoing teachers' strike, which began on October 6, 2025. The dispute between the Alberta Teachers' Association (ATA) and the Government of Alberta (GoA) centers on a new labour contract, with key issues including wages, class

Calgary’s political landscape is buzzing as the Alberta Party’s push to rebrand as the Alberta Progressive Conservative Party hits legal turbulence. This isn't just a backroom skirmish; it's a battle over identity that could significantly reshape voter choices in a city with a complex

The provincial government is set to roll out new Canadian citizenship markers on Alberta driver's licenses and identification cards starting in late 2026. This significant change aims to streamline access to government services and enhance election integrity. However, it's sparking considerable debate, especially here in Calgary.

CALGARY, AB – Get ready, Calgary, because the UCP government is set to introduce the "Back to School Act" (Bill 2) in the legislature on Monday, October 27, 2025. This isn't just another piece of legislation; it's a direct response to the province-wide teacher strike