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Mayoral frontrunners face off in forum tackling taxes, development

Calgary’s mayoral frontrunners faced off Tuesday morning at a virtual forum where candidates proffered competing visions for property taxes, housing and development.

Trudeau has abandoned promise to lower cellphone bills, says NDP

Singh opposes the proposed merger between telecom giants Rogers and Shaw

ELECTION INSIGHTS: COVID protests now the defining issue of Election 44   

The issue of 'protesters' attracted more than a million social media posts in just 24 hours

Tasha Kheiriddin: Why Maxime Bernier's rise could secure Trudeau's re-election

The biggest loser here is not just the Tories, but national unity and civil discourse

John Ivison: The rain can't dampen Trudeau's mojo as he comes good at the right time

Trudeau’s green politics resonates with progressive voters on the campign trail in B.C. and across the country

Breakenridge: As fourth wave surges, paralyzed Kenney government resorts to rewriting history

The last time we saw Premier Jason Kenney in front of a microphone Alberta had 515 patients in hospital due to COVID-19. By the time we see him again, that number will likely have exceeded 700. Just seven days after the premier’s last news conference, the number had already soared to 686.

'Canada has fallen': Calgary pastor unrepentant at his sentencing for COVID-19 breach

Calgary uncle facing seven-year prison term for sexually abusing and impregnating 11-year-old niece

The Calgary man who impregnated his 11-year-old niece will be allowed to have major dental work completed before he begins serving his penitentiary term.

Calgary firefighters memorial adds four new names

'Sadly, we're losing people now to more insidious, long-term conditions'

Calgary-based Providence licenses mRNA technology to China's Everest in $100-million deal

Calgary-based Providence has secured rights to stock and profit sharing totalling up to $400 million, plus royalties, if certain milestones are met

'Back in business': Crescent Point first to announce dividend hike — and analysts expect more to follow suit

Companies shifting focus to spending money on paying shareholders after repaying debt

Posthaste: Canadian employers' hiring intentions soar to among highest in the world

Companies in these two Ontario cities are leading the nationwide search for talent

Update your iPhone! Apple rushes to block spyware that doesn't need user's click to infect devices

Apple is patching the bug on the iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch via software updates

Miners and tech lead the TSX's 30 best performing stocks

Pandemic pushed investors into gold, commodities used in renovations and all things online

Braid: Hinshaw details bleak result of the great COVID-19 blunder

Hinshaw said: 'That trajectory was set when we removed all the public health restrictions at the beginning of July'

Your letters for Sept. 14

Why are vaccinated accomodating others? I’ve noticed a troubling trend recently. Within our friends and family circle, I’ve heard one person say “I can’t not see my anti-vax son so I’ll have to risk the exposure!” Another, same comment about a sister. What I have not heard is, “I can’t not see my mom (sister, brother) so I’ll have to compromise and get vaccinated.” The attitude seems to be “I’ll be happy to have you visit, but it’ll be on my terms.” What does that say about the priorities of these people? Now, I’m seeing a prediction that there might be preferential triage because of overloads in the hospitals. There was also a comment about over-stressed health-care workers having less empathy for un-vaccinated COVID cases. What did we expect? Just how long are we going to allow the “me-firsts” to rule our lives? Personally, I believe people occupying ICU beds as a result of deliberate choices should pay for the health care out of pocket but since that’s unlikely to happen, at the very least, if we are faced with “preferential triage” it should be “anti-vaxxers last”! Jack Falk, Calgary Re: Indigenous votes could make all the difference, Sept. 13  

Breakenridge: As fourth wave surges, paralyzed Kenney government resorts to rewriting history

The last time we saw Premier Jason Kenney in front of a microphone Alberta had 515 patients in hospital due to COVID-19. By the time we see him again, that number will likely have exceeded 700. Just seven days after the premier’s last news conference, the number had already soared to 686.

Opinion: So many questions remain on Liberal and Conservative climate plans

Especially in the context of a federal election, Canadians should expect of the leaders of both the Liberal and Conservative parties that their positions on climate and energy are articulated both forthrightly and fulsomely. The whole truth and nothing but the truth.

Corbella: Anti-vaxxers and others should be banned from protesting in front of hospitals

'I wish those people who think COVID is a farce and that the vaccines are more dangerous than the disease could see what we all see,' said a nurse inside the building

As COVID threatens Alberta film productions, union calls for mandatory vaccinations

The head of Calgary’s biggest film workers union says COVID-19 vaccination requirements need to be toughened on Canadian film sets after several cases in the industry have forced productions to alter filming schedules.

Comedian Norm Macdonald dies at 61 after secret cancer battle

Born in 1959 in Quebec City, Macdonald started out in Canada's comedy clubs before he was hired to write for Roseanne Barr's sitcom Roseanne in the early 1990s.

Two Calgarians cast on first season of Bachelor in Paradise Canada

A 35-year-old “inventor” who competed unsuccessfully on Season 1 of The Bachelorette Canada and a “flirtatious Euro-beauty” are two Calgary singles vying for love on Season 1 of Citytv’s Bachelor in Paradise Canada this October.

Andrew Garfield self-isolating in Calgary after crew member tests positive for COVID

STAMPEDERS NOTES: Ticats starting QB still a mystery

Canadian curlers blindsided by ‘drastic’ trial rule changes approved by World Curling Federation

QB Josiah Joseph finally gets his chance to lead Calgary Dinos

Fleming aiming to add to summer trophy haul during busy golf week

Style Therapy: Post-pandemic work wear should be comfortable yet stylish

During what seems like a never-ending pandemic, the reality of heading back to the office has women wearing mix-and-match emotions. The thought of getting dressed up again may have you feeling a little excited, yet it will be difficult to give up the comfort of doing-my-job-at-home clothes.

Calgary Horticultural Society: Time to wrap up the garden 

As this summer has shown us, gardening in the chinook zone is challenging, and summer seems to be over far too quickly. To make the most of our short growing season, taking time in the fall to prepare the garden for our variable winter weather is worth the effort. Besides, it’s nice to be outside on beautiful fall days and there is plenty to do.

Chorney-Booth: Vegan Street expands with plant-based Inglewood Taco Bar

Pandemic food success stories often revolve around restaurants and ghost kitchens that serve good ol’ meat and potatoes (or, even more likely, pizza), the kind of heavy comfort food that is prime for delivery and can be mindlessly eaten in front of the TV without any concern for nutritional content. A Calgary restaurant that deals exclusively in vegan food has bucked that trend towards meat and cheese-heavy fare, gaining such a large following that it opened a second location this spring.

Berkley Corner has the room to host friends and relatives

This two-storey front-garage home by Mattamy Homes is in the Enclave, a unique phase of its Carrington community in northwest Calgary.

Seton: 'It’s incredible to see this community come to life'

Uniquely designed community 'is really redefining what a suburban/urban experience can be like'

Mazda's CX-5 gets style updates, standard AWD for 2022 open in new tab

Will aesthetic enhancements strengthen Canada's romance with the Mazda CX-5?

Spied! 2023 GMC Canyon may see even more hardcore AT4 trim open in new tab

The off-road-spec version of the new truck was caught during high-altitude testing

Tesla nabs patent to use laser beams as windshield wipers open in new tab

Because rubber-on-glass is just so 2008, right?

Tesla, Toyota spar with Ford, UAW over new U.S. EV incentive program open in new tab

"Not obvious how this serves American taxpayers" Elon Musk tweets of tax rebates for select electric cars

Watch: U.K. police crush custom-made BMW M3 wagon built with stolen parts open in new tab

“This BMW was turning heads at a car show. We’ve now crushed it...”

Eye conditions may increase risk of dementia open in new tab

Macular degeneration, cataract and diabetes-related eye disease may speed the development of the devastating brain disease.

High dose chemo offers hope in treating AML open in new tab

Study shows promising results in the treatment of resistant or relapsed acute myeloid leukemia.

Opinion: It's time for income security for persons with disabilities open in new tab

Without a basic level of income, how can anyone with a disability pursue the relationships, opportunities and purpose we all crave?

Does fall have a feeling? open in new tab

Anxiety around autumn is a thing, and the only way through is by taking care of yourself.

ADVICE: Is 'cracking' my neck risky? open in new tab

Neck and spine manipulation can provide pain relief, but it's not without risk.