A march was held in Calgary to remember Jon Wells on this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The Blood Tribe member died last year after being restrained by police in the lobby of a hotel. Some of those taking part hope it...

Imperial Oil says it will be eliminating 20 per cent of its workforce by the end of 2027. That will mean approximately 900 jobs, most of which are in Calgary, will be lost.

Headline News September 29

A dog owner and an organizer talk about how they got into corgi racing in Calgary, and what the event's future might look like.

Some members of the local film industry are trying to sort out the U.S. president's most recent, but not entirely new, tariff threat. Donald Trump wants to impose a 100 per cent tariff on movies made outside of the United States. It's...

The Calgary Wild FC defeat the Montreal Roses FC 2-0, on goals by Maggie Dougherty-Howard and Jorian Baucom. The Wild end a 5 game losing streak, and keep their slim playoff hopes alive with the victory.

Police in Calgary say they're getting more complaints about teens riding the bikes on city roads, pathways, and in community spaces. But as the CBC's Dan McGarvey reports, some e-bike retailers say young people just need more places to...

Alberta teachers and their employers have reached a tentative agreement that could avert a strike in the province's schools. More than 50,000 Alberta Teachers' Association members will vote over the weekend.

The Calgary Urban Species Response Team is trying to help raise public awareness and assist research on collisions between birds and buildings. The group takes injured birds to a rehabilitation group and says gathering data is important...

The City of Calgary and local police launched Join the Drive to Zero, an ad campaign to raise awareness and encourage people to look out for each other on the roads. So far in 2025 there have been 27 fatal collisions — eight involving...

The Calgary International Film Festival includes a dozen Indigenous-led projects, including seven competing in the feature film section

Some doctors in Alberta say neonatal intensive care units are operating over what they consider safe capacity. Meanwhile, the province says it continues to address the issue by adding beds.

CBC Calgary Headline News September 18

Lufthansa Technik Canada is opening a large aircraft repair facility in Calgary in 2027, and it will be a boost for SAIT students. They'll be able to take a certificate training program with support from the company.

CBC Calgary Headline News September 15

CBC Calgary Headline News September 15

The new Veterinary Learning Commons building is officially open at the University of Calgary's Spy Hill campus. That means the school can take on twice the number of students at a time when there's a critical shortage of vets in Alberta.

Visitors to the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary can now enjoy a new forest bathing trail. The one-kilometre loop includes stations where people can be immersed in nature.

The City of Calgary has developed a one-kilometre loop at the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary. It includes five stations that allow visitors to immerse themselves in the natural area, with QR code links to audio instructions.

CBC Calgary Headline News September 12

Elections Calgary has made changes to how the municipal election on Oct. 20, 2025, will be run. More than 80 additional voting stations and 1,000 more election workers will be added on election day compared to last time.

A new library and 11,000-square-metre, FIFA-approved fieldhouse is coming to Calgary's southwest community of Belmont. It's hoped the facility will help ease the space crunch for indoor soccer in the city.

The CBC's Colleen Underwood reports on the groups wish list, which includes more skilled trades and fewer road blocks to construction.

Calgary's National accessArts Centre is trying to raise money to build an accessible arts learning campus in the northwest community of Westmount. As the CBC's Dave Gilson reports, the group says it's already raised about $18 million ,...