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Alberta's new collegiate programs offer hands-on career experience for high-school students
Educators and students are praising provincial investments in collegiate programs that offer hands-on experience in a variety of career paths.
How a University of Calgary satellite is helping the effort to dodge space debris
As Earth's orbit becomes populated with more crafts and devices, researchers are looking for ways to detect and track potentially dangerous debris that could pierce satellites and space stations.
Custodial and maintenance workers reach tentative deals with Calgary's two largest school boards
Striking custodial and maintenance workers at the Calgary Board of Education (CBE) and the Calgary Catholic School District (CCSD) may soon be back on the job after their union reached tentative deals with both school boards.
Potential measles exposure alerts issued after confirmed cases in Calgary area and northern Alberta
Confirmed cases of measles in Airdrie and Fort Vermilion come as an outbreak is currently seen in Ontario, and after vaccination rates in Alberta have declined.
How Alberta is spending $8.5B in Budget 2025 on transportation
The provincial government laid out how it plans to spend funding for transportation infrastructure throughout the next three years, with major projects highlighted, such as Highway 686, Deerfoot Trail and reaching the Calgary airport via LRT.
Construction set to begin this summer on disability arts hub
Construction is scheduled to begin this summer on the Multidisciplinary Disability and Community Arts Hub, which will provide a new venue for the National accessArts Centre and broader community.
New developments, office conversions to bring 1,100 housing units to Calgary's downtown
The city announced three new residential developments in the downtown west end, as well as two office-to-residence conversions that are opening this year in Eau Claire.
In Depth
Caught in the 'red zone': How Alberta's border crackdown and Trump's tariffs are reshaping rural life
Alberta's new border enforcement measures are now in place amid U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs levied on Canada. While officials argue the crackdown is necessary, locals worry the Black Hawk patrols, warrantless arrests and political tensions could erode a close-knit community.
Calgary police now believe 2022 suspicious death to be a homicide
The death of Rhonda Waite, 55, in the Crescent Heights neighbourhood is now believed to be a homicide after police gathered information from witnesses in the last two and a half years.
Alberta public sector workers, experts point to provincial interference in collective bargaining
Thousands of school support workers are on strike, and union organizers argue mandates from the provincial government are restricting the employers' ability to negotiate a new agreement.