Tom Campbell's Hill: A Beloved Haven for Calgarians
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Calgary Man Convicted on ISIS-Linked Terrorism Charges
The conviction of Jamal Taan Borhot, a Calgary resident, on three terrorism-related charges linked to ISIS has sent ripples through the city, raising alarms about national security. Charged in 2020, Borhot's trial concluded with a guilty verdict, marking a significant legal development under Canada's Anti-terrorism Act.
Rural Alberta's Call for Enhanced Policing: A Debate Unfolds
As discussions intensify over policing in rural Alberta, residents are voicing concerns about the disparity in law enforcement services compared to urban centers like Calgary and Edmonton. While these cities benefit from their own police services, rural areas primarily rely on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).
The debate has
Exploring Calgary's Thriving Nerd Scene
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Beyond the Border: Alberta's Agri-Food Eyes Diversification Amid US Unease
Navigating US Uncertainty
Canada's agriculture and agri-food sector faces significant headwinds, particularly concerning the United States. A December 2, 2025 report from the Angus Reid Institute and CAPI reveals four-in-five stakeholders are pessimistic about the industry's ability to deal with the Trump administration. Concerns about the
Navigating Private CT Scans in Calgary: What You Need to Know
A recent inquiry on a Calgary community thread has sparked discussion on accessing private CT scans due to perceived urgency. As wait times for diagnostic imaging stretch in the public system, some residents are considering self-funded options.
Private Scans: Availability and Cost
In Calgary, facilities such as Mayfair Diagnostics, Canada
Alberta's Averaging Arrangements: Flexibility or Exploitation?
Controversial Employment Practices Under Fire
In Alberta, a debate is brewing over the province's "averaging arrangements," with workers voicing concerns about potential exploitation. These arrangements allow employers to average an employee's hours over a period, affecting overtime eligibility. One employee shared their experience of