News/Canada/Calgary (Page 24)

Calgary Four Lethbridge high school football players who were accused of sexual assaulting a teammate won’t be going to trial. Three of them were given peace bonds while charges against the fourth were withdrawn, Crown prosecutors told CBC News on Friday. 3 teens given peace bonds, charges against the 4th studentContinue Reading

Calgary Alberta’s grain farmers are hopeful a labour dispute involving six Metro Vancouver grain terminals will be resolved soon so they can access the main export route for their crops. Terminal elevators at Port of Vancouver export around 52% of all Canadian grain Joel Dryden · CBC News · Posted:Continue Reading

Calgary A Calgary pastor known for his protests at library drag storytime events across the city was found not guilty of causing a disturbance and mischief stemming from an incident at the Seton Library in 2023.  Derek Reimer, 38, previously convicted of harassment Meghan Grant · CBC News · Posted:Continue Reading

Since the provincial government announced it would assemble a pool of Albertans to act as “public wildlife management responders,” permitting them to assist in selective hunts for “problem” elk and grizzly bears, about 7,000 Albertans have applied for a spot. The government says the program is a wildlife management tool. SoContinue Reading

Calgary·Breaking The Bearspaw south feeder main has been reconnected to Calgary’s water distribution system, city reservoirs have been filled and all water use restrictions have been lifted, Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek said at a news conference Sunday morning. ‘Today is the day we have all been waiting for,’ says city directorCBC NewsContinue Reading

Calgary·First Person Catherine Law turned her back on Chinatown and her Chinese heritage when she faced racism as a teenager. But everything changed when she had her own child. I looked at my new baby and knew I wanted him to feel pride for his culture Catherine Law · forContinue Reading

Calgary Questions remain about why the Alberta government was unable to use all of $1-billion in federal funding aimed at cleaning up aging oil and natural gas wells, considering there are tens of thousands of inactive wells throughout the province. Industry groups disappointed after some federal funds to clean upContinue Reading

Calgary·First Person Siobhan Keller was a child with undiagnosed ADHD and her father struggled to talk about feelings. But they made it work, even when that meant just picking the right song for the tinny speakers on the old Honda Civic. Music was our common ground. Through that, we hadContinue Reading