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A retirement celebration is being held Tuesday for a long-time volunteer of the Calgary Food Bank who is celebrating 42 years of service.

A new wallboard manufacturing plant in Wheatland County, opened by CGC Inc., is expected to create nearly 100 jobs and strengthen construction supply chains across western Canada.

Gas prices in Alberta have begun trending downward following reports Sunday night of a potential breakthrough between the United States and Iran and the reopening of the Straight of Hormuz.

A City of Calgary intergovernmental affairs committee has signed off on submitting a letter to the federal finance minister asking for $845 million in support to push through shovel ready projects in the city.

The city of Calgary says it’s not seeing many mosquitoes in its traps through city parks because of cooler temperatures through June, but they do expect the city to welcome the insects in droves next month when temperatures climb.

Violent attacks on police officers in Canada have become a trend in the past month, with three officers killed in the line of duty and several others injured, and Calgary police say the incidents have had an impact on members.

Alberta Health Services discontinued a reimbursement policy where it offered compensation to Albertans early last year for medical scans, after what it says was 'low uptake.'

The newly-struck pipeline agreement between the federal and Alberta governments is facing sharp criticism from Alberta’s independence movement.

Pro-Alberta independence campaigns registered as third-party advertisers are leading the way when it comes to fundraising for this fall’s referendum, according to data from Elections Alberta.

The death of a Calgary woman who was shot by Calgary police along Deerfoot Trail last month has raised more questions for her family on why she was killed.