Charges laid in death of Calgary woman in Redstone
Calgary police have laid charges in the death of a woman in the community of Redstone last month.
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Demand for lower-priced listings driving up Calgary home prices, sales
Calgary real estate prices continued to rise in April, as demand for more affordable, higher-density properties remained high.
Calgary International Airport reports record number of passengers in 2023
The Calgary International Airport is looking ahead to another busy travel season, building off a record year, where more than 18.5 million passengers went through its terminals.
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It's opening day for the $34B Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion
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Province pulls funding for low-income transit passes in Calgary, Edmonton
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Calgary looks to double speed fines in playground, school zones
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Guinness World Record attempt made in Drumheller, Alta.
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'Odd request': Suspect asked woman for chili powder after Lethbridge kidnapping, robbery
Police are releasing more details about the kidnapping and robbery of a senior in Lethbridge, which included a strange request for spices, in hopes of identifying a suspect.
Guinness World Record attempt made in Drumheller, Alta.
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'It was a journey': Historical society brings Fokker jetliner home to Lethbridge
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RCMP in Coaldale, Alta., area conduct check stops, pull over more than 200 vehicles
Three locations, more than 200 vehicles pulled over – Mounties out of a southern Alberta detachment conducted a check stop operation on Friday night.
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