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Iran plane crash fundraisers shut down by GoFundMe without explanation
At least two Edmonton-based GoFundMe campaigns were pulled offline, then reinstated without explanation, when they tried to raise money for local families affected by the recent plane crash outside Tehran.
How fast is your cost of living going up? Play our interactive game
The Cost of Living wants you to learn about your costs of living, by trying its interactive game that tests your knowledge about inflation rates. It's more fun than it sounds.
Experienced gliding instructor and student killed in mid-air collision with tow plane
An experienced gliding instructor and his student were killed in a mid-air collision with a tow plane in southern Alberta on Friday.
Total of 6 Calgary Stampede chuckwagon horses dead after 3 more put down Sunday
Three more horses had to be euthanized after going down during the final night of the chuckwagon races at the Calgary Stampede, bringing the total number of horses that died during this year's event to six.
Female hiker dies after falling 35 metres near Canmore
A female hiker was pronounced dead in the Grassi Lakes rock climbing area, near Spray Lakes in Kananaskis Country, after emergency medical officials were called early on Saturday afternoon.
Calgary narrowly wins the 2023 World Petroleum Congress after four rounds of voting
Calgary has been selected as host city for the World Petroleum Congress in 2023, beating out Baku, Azerbaijan by just one vote on the final ballot.
Workshop in High River aims to help with rural mental health
A workshop in High River, Alta., is taking aim at mental health issues in rural areas by helping people such as ranchers or farmers better equip themselves to deal with challenges.
Class-action lawsuit filed in Calgary over breast implants and cancer
Allergan Inc. is facing legal action after a type of breast implants it sold was linked by Health Canada to a higher risk of a rare form of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Police investigating after man found injured in downtown Calgary
Calgary police are looking into what happened to a man found injured near 9th Ave S.W. and Centre St. on Saturday morning.
Changes to Bill C-69 'unprecedented' says Alberta senator, but energy industry isn't placated
According to Independent Sen. Paula Simons, C-69 is now a dramatically improved bill with 99 Senate amendments either partially or wholly accepted by the government.