Bill Macfarlane

Growing concerns over both drought and floods have led the province to announce a multi-million dollar program to help municipalities cope.

Though Tuesday is the first day of spring, Calgary drivers will see snow this week (opens in a new tab)

A new paper authored by University of Calgary Department of Psychology researchers found top Netflix shows watched by adolescents largely dismissed common sources of pain.

The mostly warm winter and thin snow may have helped one of Alberta's least lovable creatures: ticks.

A series of connected parties prompted police to close a block of a residential street Tuesday as students celebrated the last day of classes.

Over the past year, dozens of BMO customers have seen their money taken by hackers, but few have any chance of recouping even a single dollar.

A young Okotoks, Alta., family is preparing for a long year ahead, as the first of their two children begins a stem cell transplant they hope will prolong her life.

It took four years in court, but a group of Eastern Slope ranchers will finally get access to thousands of pages of documents outlining when and how the province decided to tear up 44 years of coal policy.

Spring migration usually brings up images of songbirds sweetly singing in yards, or waves of ducks following the melting snow north.

The quartzite boulder spent untold millennia riding a massive glacier all the way from Jaspers Tonquin Valley to its eventual resting place next to Nose Creek.