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CALGARY – Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre engaged with journalists in Calgary on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, during a media availability that quickly turned testy. Poilievre directly challenged a reporter, suggesting the media should prioritize coverage of Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith's critical comments concerning the government's latest budget.
Crime & Safety
Calgary Police Service officer Bradley Tepper, 52, is facing serious charges of theft over $5,000 and fraud over $5,000, stemming from incidents that allegedly occurred over a 12-month period. The total amount involved in these incidents, which took place at various hardware stores in Calgary and surrounding areas,
Business
The federal government, in collaboration with the City of Calgary and other partners, has announced an $83 million investment to transform an existing office building at 800 6 Avenue Southwest into 204 affordable homes. This significant initiative is a key component of Canada's broader strategy under Budget 2025
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In a significant event for Calgary’s diverse communities, the Palestinian flag is scheduled to be raised at City Hall on November 30, 2025. This historic ceremony will commemorate the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Organized by the Palestinian Community Association in Calgary, the event is described
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A significant warehouse fire erupted Tuesday night, November 11, 2025, in the 200 block of 50th Avenue S.W., drawing a swift response from Calgary fire services to the city’s Manchester Industrial Area. The blaze, which ignited shortly before 6 p.m., necessitated an urgent evacuation of nearby areas
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Calgary City Council has unveiled its proposed 2026 budget, outlining significant investments aimed at addressing the city’s burgeoning population and evolving needs. Mayor Jeromy Farkas characterized the budget as a "strategic step forward" for the city. Key allocations include $59 million dedicated to enhancing public transit through
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Canada has recorded a ninth consecutive month of year-over-year declines in international arrivals, with 4.6 million visitors—including returning Canadian residents and non-residents—in October. This figure represents a 12.6 per cent decrease from the previous year, according to Statistics Canada. This national downturn resonates in Calgary, a
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As the Canadian Football League looks beyond the 2025 Grey Cup in Winnipeg, significant changes are on the horizon, aimed at revitalizing the sport for a modern audience. The league plans to implement substantial tweaks to field dimensions and rules over the next two seasons, seeking to balance the game’
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Calgary is bracing for a politically charged period as federal and provincial dynamics converge on the city. Pierre Poilievre, Leader of the Official Opposition and Conservative Party of Canada, is set to face a mandatory leadership review at a pivotal national convention in Calgary from January 29 to 31, 2026.
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Calgary witnessed a truly spectacular and unusual celestial event on November 11, 2025, as the aurora borealis painted the night sky with brilliant red hues, visible even amidst the city's pervasive light pollution. This dazzling display captivated onlookers, standing out from the more common green or purple Northern
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Thousands of Calgarians gathered under sunny skies on Tuesday, November 11, to mark Remembrance Day, offering a heartfelt tribute to veterans across the city. The significant turnout was warmly received by those who served, many expressing gratitude for the overwhelming public support. Ceremonies took place at key locations including The
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The United Conservative Party (UCP) and Premier Danielle Smith continue to draw scrutiny over their approach to public health policies, a debate set to intensify with upcoming resolutions at the party’s November 2025 Annual General Meeting. Among the proposals are controversial measures to end community water fluoridation and prohibit
