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Special city council meeting called over leak of confidential Calgary budget docsby Adam MacVicar
Preliminary budget documents obtained by Global News show a large property tax increase would be required to pay for the funding requests in front of Calgary city council.
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Special city council meeting called over leak of confidential Calgary budget docsby Adam MacVicar
Preliminary budget documents obtained by Global News show a large property tax increase would be required to pay for the funding requests in front of Calgary city council.
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Alberta Chief Justice Ritu Khullar dies following cancer battleby Jonny Wakefield
"The Honourable Ritu Khullar was a respected jurist whose intellect, thoughtfulness, and compassion were reflected in her work," the court said
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Reports of armed man outside popular recreation centre spark police drug bustby Tina Kennedy
A 53-year-old Grande Prairie man was charged with drug trafficking following his arrest at the Eastlink Centre parking lot on Aug. 27
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City's sidewalk network faces quarter-billion-dollar repair backlog: reportby Scott Strasser
Administration is recommending a budget of $37 million a year over the next 10 years to improve the deteriorating state of Calgary's sidewalks, curbs and gutters.
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Wood Buffalo RCMP investigate drug trafficking, suspect chargedby Alberta RCMP
Fort McMurray, Alta. - On August 27th, 2026, Wood Buffalo Crime Reduction Unit (CRU) were patrolling the downtown area of Fort McMurray when they conducted a traffic stop near the Richard Street […]
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Snowbirds to fly CT-114 fleet for final time at 2026 Grey Cup in Calgaryby Mackenzie Rhode
Demonstration fleet has been in service since 1971
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Labour Day in Calgary: What's open and closed | Events and activitiesby Mackenzie Rhode
Events include the pride parade, Fiesta Filipino, night markets and the Labour Day Classic
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Jann Arden to appear at pro-Canada concert ahead of Alberta separation voteby Globalnews Digital
Jann Arden is set to join a cohort of Alberta performers for a free concert promoting national unity ahead of the province's fall referendum on quitting Canada.
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Jann Arden to appear at pro-Canada concert ahead of Alberta separation voteby Globalnews Digital
Jann Arden is set to join a cohort of Alberta performers for a free concert promoting national unity ahead of the province's fall referendum on quitting Canada.
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On the Road: Late start to the day bears wellby Mike Drew for Postmedia
This particular black bear was feasting on grass in the Porcupine Hills west of Stavely
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UCP slaps ‘punitive tax’ on solar panels, opening new front in its War on Renewable Energyby David Climenhaga
Never let it be said that the Alberta’s United Conservative Party government isn’t in favour of recycling stuff – at least as long as that can be used to create higher costs and more red tape […]
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Bell: Mayor Farkas is rattled as nasty Calgary tax hike numbers go publicby Rick Bell
20 per cent property tax hike, 15 per cent tax hike. The numbers are leaked and Mayor Farkas feels the scorching heat
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Calgary mayor claims confidential budget docs show ‘wishlist’ as whistleblower revealedby Adam MacVicar
'This is a wishlist. Everybody comes out of the woodwork around budget time and asks for all of the stuff,' Mayor Jeromy Farkas told reporters Thursday.
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Calgary mayor claims confidential budget docs show ‘wishlist’ as whistleblower revealedby Adam MacVicar
'This is a wishlist. Everybody comes out of the woodwork around budget time and asks for all of the stuff,' Mayor Jeromy Farkas told reporters Thursday.
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RCMP investigate after one lamb shot, another killed near Wainwrightby Quinn Ohler
It's believed the lambs were shot when someone trespassed onto the pasture along Highway 14, near Wainwright, sometime between the morning of Aug. 23, and noon on Aug. 24.
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RCMP investigate after one lamb shot, another killed near Wainwrightby Quinn Ohler
It's believed the lambs were shot when someone trespassed onto the pasture along Highway 14, near Wainwright, sometime between the morning of Aug. 23, and noon on Aug. 24.
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Some referendum ballots missing as Albertans begin to receive mail-in paperworkby Karen Bartko
As demand for mail-in ballots climbs ahead of the Alberta referendum, some voters are reporting problems with the packages they have received from Elections Alberta.
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Some referendum ballots missing as Albertans begin to receive mail-in paperworkby Karen Bartko
As demand for mail-in ballots climbs ahead of the Alberta referendum, some voters are reporting problems with the packages they have received from Elections Alberta.
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'Top priority for students:' City puts more police on transit as 70,000 students are back in schoolby Liam Newbigging
"It's slowly, very slowly getting better, but we have more work we need to do."
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Billions needed over next two decades for Indigenous schools: Assembly of First Nationsby Hiren Mansukhani
More than 225 First Nations schools funded by the federal government are overcrowded
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