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Calgary's Real Estate: A Dynamic Landscape of Daily Shifts and Yearly Trends

Calgary's housing market continues to show resilience, with average prices this month sitting around $597,189. While daily figures can swing, the year-to-date median price holds steady at $577,500. It's Tuesday, November 11, 2025, and our city's real estate scene is as dynamic

Alberta Paramedics Stretched Thin by Escalating Overtime

Alberta paramedics are facing unprecedented strain, with new data revealing a surge in overtime hours across the province. Figures obtained by the Health Sciences Association of Alberta (HSAA) show paramedics are logging over 30,000 overtime hours each month in 2025, representing eight to 12 percent of their total hours

Calgary Man Charged with Sexual Assault in Hawaii

A 21-year-old Calgary resident, Einreb John Pasuquin Dizon, has been arrested in South Kohala, Hawaii, on charges of first-degree sexual assault. The apprehension by Hawai‘i Island police on November 1, 2025, followed an investigation into alleged incidents involving a female minor in West Hawai‘i between October 23 and

City Council Prioritizes Investment in Calgary's Emergency Services

Calgary City Council recently reaffirmed its commitment to bolstering the city's emergency services, emphasizing the critical need for continued investment in these vital departments. Discussions with the Calgary Firefighters Association underscored a shared vision for enhancing safety measures and support for those on the front lines protecting Calgarians.

Canada Unveils Ambitious Climate Competitiveness Strategy in Budget 2025

Calgary, AB – Canada has unveiled its Climate Competitiveness Strategy within Budget 2025, a significant initiative announced by Minister Eleanor Olszewski on November 9, 2025. This strategy is designed to bolster the nation's economic future by integrating comprehensive measures to drive low-carbon investments. The plan strengthens industrial carbon pricing,

Ex-Health Officer Criticizes Alberta's Role in Measles Outbreaks

Canada has officially lost its measles elimination status, a designation held since 1998, with Alberta bearing significant responsibility for the country’s current public health crisis. The Public Health Agency of Canada announced on November 10, 2025, that sustained transmission for over 12 months, predominantly within under-vaccinated communities, led to