Hawk has it in for Canada Post employee
A family of hawks living in the S.W. community of Bayview appear to be targeting a Canada Post carrier, temporarily postponing delivery to the area.
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Calgary kids are back to class with nine new schools
The day Stacey Czerpuryk and her husband decided to put an offer on a home that would see them move away from Cranston, a new school...
Workers from Gulf platform taken to second platform
Thirteen workers were taken from a burning oil platform in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico on Thursday by an oil support vessel and taken ...
Sixteen-year-old stabbed inside her Forest Lawn home
Police were called to 44th Avenue S.E. Wednesday evening after a young girl ran to her next door neighbours to report she’d been stabbed...
Historic Symons Valley Ranch sold for $11M
Stoneset Equity Development Corp. (CNSX:SQC) has acquired Symons Valley Ranch in Calgary and plans a mixed-use development for the...
Paxton facing more charges relating to second victim
New charges surface against Paxton as Calgary’s Public Safety Communications centre confirms an investigation is underway into a 911...
Former Calgary police officer sentenced to one year for child porn
A former city police officer has been sentenced to a year in jail for accessing and possessing child pornography on his home computer...
South YMCA says goodbye and thank you to its members
After nearly half a century, Calgarians are saying goodbye to one of the city’s oldest YMCA centres.
Stelmach steamed after Alberta funds help finance anti-oilsands film
Premier Ed Stelmach said he's upset that nearly $55,000 in provincial taxpayers' dollars went to help fund the production of an anti...
Hurricane Earl continues on its path toward Canada
Hurricane Earl continued its push toward Canada's East Coast Thursday morning gathering strength as it neared Cape Hatteras, N.C., ...
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Police end hostage drama at U.S. Discovery Channel
Police shot a gunman who had taken three people hostage at Discovery Channel's headquarters Wednesday, ending a tense four-hour standoff...
Paxton facing more charges relating to second victim
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Sixteen-year-old stabbed inside her Forest Lawn home
Police were called to 44th Avenue S.E. Wednesday evening after a young girl ran to her next door neighbours to report she’d been stabbed...
Oil sheen spreads from Gulf platform after fire
An oil and gas platform operated by Mariner Energy burst into flames on Thursday and unleashed a mile-long oil sheen into the Gulf...
Levi Strauss not boycotting Alberta oil
Three American companies generated a buzz in our province on Friday when they announced that they would be boycotting fuel produced...
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