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Six youth have been charged in connection to a string of car thefts at the Calgary airport.

A national survey on the health of post-secondary students shows there are a lot of stressed-out students on campuses, including at Mount Royal University in Calgary.

A new group has stepped forward to help the city save the former Eamon's gas station and possibly turn it into a 1950s diner.

Alberta's Health Minister Fred Horne conceded in an interview with CBC Radio One on Wednesday that the first-available bed policy was a mistake.

A new measure approved by a city committee Wednesday is taking a step towards making security cameras mandatory for Calgary taxis.

Calgary's transportation committee approved the policy today behind so-called street parks, otherwise known as a pop-up park or s-park.

The Calgary Parking Authority says it's seeing a steady increase in the number of drivers who illegally take spots designated for people with disabilities.

Loblaw Cos. Ltd., Canada's largest grocer, is trying out a new discount small-store format in Calgary in a bid to attract more customers in urban areas.

A Brazilian man who was blinded by a stray bullet in downtown Calgary nearly five years ago has finished his studies to become a massage therapist.

Mayor Naheed Nenshi is in Ottawa to start a three-day trip in Ontario with Calgary Economic Development.

A dangerous offender found guilty of violent assaults in Alberta and Saskatchewan over the last two decades will go to prison indefinitely.

The construction of six new schools in Calgary is tied to public school board helping the province find space for the expansion of charter schools.

New research into the use of indoor tanning salons by Alberta teenagers suggests their parents are clueless about it.

A bylaw to address bullying in Airdrie could be in place by this fall after it passed first reading at city council Monday evening.

CBC Calgary's food and nutrition columnist Julie Van Rosendaal gives some suggestions for good picnic foods.

Alberta Health Services will reverse their earlier decision to replace home-care services in three Edmonton facilities, said AHS president and CEO Chris Eagle today.

Parks Canada says an adult male black bear was struck and killed on the Trans-Canada Highway in Yoho National Park

The Sled Island festival of rock music, film, comedy and art kicks off Tuesday. Highlights include an appearance by '80s cult band The Jesus and Mary Chain.

Two charges pending against Dustin Paxton have been stayed.

A former Mount Royal University student association president who robbed a credit union last year will be sentenced in September.

Some police chiefs in Alberta are asking the province to toughen its traffic laws — especially those related to speeding

A study has found there is an "overwhelmingly high" rate of undiagnosed and untreated psychiatric illness among Calgary's homeless population.

CBC reporter Scott Dippel shares his experience about getting information on Calgary Transit's electronic fare card and his thoughts on what went so wrong with the pilot program.

The man accused of killing a Calgary mother and her five-year-old son in the northwest community of Evanston in May has been charged with sexual assault and sexual interference.

Edmonton police issued an Amber Alert Tuesday looking for help in locating a nine-month-old girl that they believe was abducted by her mother.

Efforts by Calgary Transit to develop an electronic fare card are expected to start again this week.

A tornado warning has ended for the County of Newell near Brooks, Rosemary and Duchess, east of Calgary.

Motorists have spotted a seemingly-fearless wolf along the highway in Kootenay National Park in British Columbia for the second time in a week.