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Warm and a little windy over the weekend. But then...

The first day of March on Saturday will give us lots of warmth and a little bit of wind in Calgary.

Calgary athletes heading to Italy for Special Olympics World Winter Games

Team Canada athletes will board a plane for the Special Olympics World Winter Games from March 8 to 15.

Shuttered Alberta political web series to remain dark over weekend

An Alberta political web series temporarily shut down by a court order will remain dark a few days longer.

King James, exploring the impact of a legend, has a smaller, universal theme—friendship

Few superstars loom as large over one city as LeBron James did over Cleveland.

No flames, just smoke: Friday night fire call shuts down Westbrook LRT station

Westbrook LRT station was closed Friday evening due to a fire call that turned out to be a lot of smoke.

Cavalry FC and Sport Calgary launch free soccer program for underrepresented youth

Cavalry FC and Sport Calgary are launching a soccer program that will give underrepresented youth a chance to play with the pros.

Here’s how a financial expert suggests dealing with market volatility

U.S. President Donald Trump has been in office for over a month now, with markets seeing dramatic swings as the threat of tariffs looming over Canada. The volatility is causing some Canadians to start watching their financial savings much closer.

Lethbridge set to receive new funding in 2025 provincial budget

After ending 2024 with a $4.6 billion surplus Alberta is bracing for a $5.2 billion deficit this year.

Pedestrian hospitalized after being struck by vehicle in southeast

One person is in hospital after being struck by a vehicle Friday afternoon.

Firefighters already busy in Calgary Forest Area as wildfire season begins

Firefighters are working on holding two more wildfires the Calgary Forest Area (CFA), with the province’s official wildfire season set to begin on Saturday.

‘Heart-breaking decision’: Lethbridge’s SAIPA closing as a result of provincial funding cuts

A Lethbridge organization that assists those living with disabilities has been forced to close its doors after the province cut funding for its programming in January.

Shortfalls in health-care, education and low-income funding among Alberta budget concerns: critics

Critics are highlighting their concerns with Alberta’s 2025 budget, saying while it includes changes to income tax brackets and potential savings, there’s little health-care funding and not enough support for those living below the poverty line.

‘It’s a day to celebrate the rare’: February 28th is Rare Disease Day

There are more than 600 events taking place in 106 countries to raise awareness about rare diseases impacting more than 300 million people all over the world.

Contemporary Calgary to get major makeover after $40 million boost from province

Calgary’s contemporary art museum revealed its plans Friday after the province committed $40 million to its capital renovation and expansion project.

MEG Energy says half of oil sales free from tariffs thanks to global market access

More than half of MEG Energy Corp.‘s oil sales would be free from potential U.S. tariffs thanks to the diverse market access options it has lined up, a company executive says.