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Calgary Alberta has experienced the deadliest flu season in recent memory and it’s not over yet. Alberta Medical Association calls for beefed-up immunization campaign this fall Jennifer Lee · CBC News · Posted: Apr 28, 2025 7:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: April 28 So far this flu season, 193Continue Reading

Housing in Vancouver, health care in Nova Scotia, jobs in Alberta? Not quite. When it comes to the big issues driving the popular vote, that’s way too simple.  Yet there are fascinating trends that emerge across the country when a person stops to chat. And that’s what CBC News did duringContinue Reading

Calgary In a rare trip to the Conservative-dominated city, the party leader made his pitch for change and cutting regulations to boost Alberta’s oil and gas sector. Leader makes pitch for change, cutting regulations to boost Alberta oil sector Jason Markusoff · CBC News · Posted: Apr 25, 2025 7:46Continue Reading

Calgary The Parade of Wonders weaved its way through downtown Calgary Friday, on a new route this year, marking the start of the annual Calgary Expo weekend. Organizers say it’s Canada’s biggest cosplay parade, “celebrating all things pop culture and creativity in the heart of Calgary.” New route took paradeContinue Reading

Alberta’s measles outbreak is now the worst recorded in nearly three decades and that has health experts raising the alarm and renewing calls for stronger messaging from the provincial government. The surge is so concerning, Alberta’s former chief medical officer of health, Dr. Mark Joffe, who left his post lessContinue Reading

Calgary Hidden away in an area of Waterton Lakes National Park, little greyish brown butterflies are now being recognized as a new species known as Satyrium curiosolus, or the curiously isolated hairstreak. They’re found exclusively in a small area and have an odd relationship with ants Rukhsar Ali · CBCContinue Reading

Calgary If the next government wants to build new energy infrastructure, experts say that could include different strategies such as taking an ownership stake or reducing red tape. But perceptions of “short-circuiting” processes could cause new problems. Experts say reducing uncertainty would help but shortcuts could cause problems Paula DuhatschekContinue Reading

A veteran political organizer in Calgary asked Lindsay Luhnau if she’d consider running for the Liberals last fall. It was an easy “no thanks” for Luhnau, director of a local investment co-operative — Justin Trudeau’s party was polling miles behind the Conservatives, and the leader’s name was mud nationwide, letContinue Reading

Calgary·Updated The Calgary company at the centre of an E. coli outbreak at several daycares across the city in 2023 has pleaded guilty to bylaw offences while charges against its directors were dropped Thursday. Charges to be dropped against Fueling Minds directors Faisal Alimohd and Anil Karim Meghan Grant · CBC NewsContinue Reading