Bill Kaufmann

Immigration policies are driving a shortage of construction workers in Alberta that will exceed 20,000 by 2033, says a contactor group.

Opponents of the Calgary's blanket rezoning bylaw and the city faced off in court Wednesday in a hearing that could overturn the policy.

The Bearspaw First Nation has teamed up with a developer to create a residential-commercial-recreational complex adjacent to Calaway Park.

Charities and small businesses battered by a nearly one-month Canada Post strike say its looming end is better late than never.

A Calgary lawyer has been suspended and fined by the Law Society of Alberta for numerous instances of misconduct and abusive behaviour.

Calgary posties rallied in the city's northeast Saturday in the face of an impending back-to-work order.

CBE trustees on Tuesday agreed to end an all-boys program in the city's southwest and converting it into a conventional school.

A Ukrainian soldier vacationing in Calgary describes waging a grinding war that's engulfed his country for nearly three years.

City police say the death of a Calgary woman who was found critically injured on a northeast pathway was a homicide.

The city's warming centres are bracing for rising numbers of homeless, as well as neighbourhood opposition.