Mark Villani

Nearly 13 years after devastating flooding reshaped Calgary communities along the Elbow River, the first six-provincially owned riverfront lots in Roxboro have all sold.

For nearly three years, Canadians with multiple myeloma have been anxiously waiting for a promising form of immunotherapy to become publicly funded – and some worry their time may be running out.

As Calgarians prepare for the fun of festivities of the Stampede, emergency communications officers are gearing up for what is commonly one of their busiest times of year.

With summer temperatures climbing and more Albertans spending time outside, dermatologists are reminding people that protecting their skin goes beyond simply applying sunscreen before heading out.

Three motorcycle crashes in Calgary over the past week—including two separate incidents where riders died—are prompting renewed calls for drivers and motorcyclists to take extra precautions.

Alberta pharmacies are seeing a sharp increase in attempted prescription forgeries this year.

Some Albertans are questioning whether the province’s $100 energy rebate is worth it after noticing you have to share sensitive personal information to get it – but the UCP says the online application process is necessary to prevent fraud.

Some Albertans are questioning whether the province’s $100 energy rebate is worth it after noticing you have to share sensitive personal information to get it – but the UCP says the online application process is necessary to prevent fraud.

Some Albertans are questioning whether the province's $100 energy rebate is worth it after noticing you have to share sensitive personal information to get it – but the UCP says the online application process is necessary to prevent fraud.

Alberta's requirement that many applicants verify their identity through Interac to receive the province's $100 Energy Rebate is raising fresh