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Record unemployment and high uncertainty push home sales down in Calgary
While more detached and semi-detached homes were sold during the month of July, statistics show tough conditions are still hurting Calgary's housing market. -
Calgary museum offers an innovative way to create a real-life flying experience
The Hangar Flight Museum is hosting an exhibition that allows players to experience authentic aircraft flying only by moving their bodies. -
Waterslide, universal change room and accessibility features added to recreation centre
The City of Calgary's Sir Winston Churchill Aquatic & Fitness Centre reopened on Tuesday after closing last November for renovations. -
Gold prices hit US$2,000 an ounce for first time
Gold prices have hit US$2,000 an ounce for the first time. -
Be careful about COVID test offers made over the phone, BBB says
When victims are called by criminals using this scheme, the alarm caused by a potential COVID-19 infection is often enough to make them go along with the idea. -
Court challenge of Newfoundland and Labrador's COVID-19 travel ban to begin
A challenge of Newfoundland and Labrador's COVID-19 travel ban is scheduled to be heard before the province's supreme court beginning today. -
Third man wanted in connection with seizure of $430K worth of drugs
Investigators, following up on a number of leads uncovered during a drug bust last month, are now seeking an additional suspect. -
Group seeks federal money to help Calgary Stampede, Edmonton Northlands
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on multiple different businesses across Canada, but few have suffered as much as the country's fairs and agricultural exhibitions. -
Trump says TikTok sale can go through but only if the U.S. gets a cut
After days of whiplash over the future of TikTok, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would allow an American company to acquire the short-form video app — with a catch. -
Fire tears through Signal Hill garage
Fire officials say some discarded rags may have helped fuel a blaze that destroyed a garage in southwest Calgary Monday evening. -
Honda recalls 1.6 million vans and SUVs in 4 different U.S. recalls
Honda is recalling over 1.6 million minivans and SUVs in the U.S. to fix problems that include faulty backup camera displays, malfunctioning dashboard lights and sliding doors that don't latch properly. -
Today is a boring weather day, and boring is GOOD.
High pressure is the dominant feature for us today, tomorrow, and most of Thursday, but it won’t stick; a large upper trough is on the way through, too, which will mitigate our warmth and bring us back below normal for the first time in a while. -
'An impossible task': ATA skeptical over Alberta's school re-entry plan
The province previously released plans on July 22., which outlined back-to-school protocols at "near normal" conditions for K-12 classes with additional health and cleaning measures in place to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. -
'I felt spit on my leg': Local drag king spat on downtown
Jordan May, a Calgary drag king whose stage name is Duke Carson, is the latest victim of a spitting incident in the city. -
Jets knot series by defeating Flames as Red Mile remains quiet
The Red Mile gets off to a quiet start on a holiday Monday in August as Jets tie series
