Calgary Herald

Calgary Wranglers coach Trent Cull has received a call-up of his own. Read More

With three days until Christmas, thousands of underprivileged Calgary kids got an early gift from Santa thanks to a decades-long tradition spearheaded by Calgary firefighters. Read More

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Friends of Jelisa Maschki are reeling in the wake of the death of the young woman they say was a kind and warm-hearted person who cared deeply about others. Read More

Santa, please don’t miss that letter from the Scotiabank Saddledome. Read More

Ravens know exactly what they’re doing. Read More

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Calgary's recreational vehicle owners will be able to park their RV on the street for twice as long next camping season. Read More

Veteran city council members will no longer be entitled to more than six months' worth of salary if they lose their seat in an election, after council voted earlier this week to cut their maximum "transition allowance" in half. Read More

A Calgary company has brought peace of mind to a community in Bedford, Britain, following an explosion in October that killed two people and forced the evacuations of 50 homes for weeks. Read More

Just gimme some truth. Read More

The federal government is proposing new rules surrounding airlines' obligations to travellers whose flights are disrupted, even when delays or cancellations are caused by an "exceptional circumstance" outside of carriers' control. Read More

It's believed the victim was standing in the southbound lane of Third Street around 2:15 a.m. when they were hit by a dark-coloured SUV. That person was also taken to hospital in serious life-threatening condition. The person's age and gender were not disclosed. Read More

When: Saturday, 2 p.m. MT, Scotiabank Saddledome Read More

The lake was abandoned and snowbound. Except for a couple of whiskyjacks flitting in the pines and a legion of lenticular clouds, sleek ships sailing through a pure-blue sea, nothing moved. I had Cameron Lake, and the vast visual spectacle all around me, entirely to myself. I placed my camera on my tripod, set the timer for a photo, and slid into position on the frozen shoreline. Lights, camera, action! Well, to be honest, not much action. And that’s the point. Therein lies the beauty of Waterton in winter. Read More

Wine lovers are easy to buy for in that the gift-giving dilemma can be easily solved with a trip to your, or their, favourite wine shop. Even if you don’t know their tastes, most shops keep records of customers' purchases which can make that task much easier. I know some people look at gift cards as a cop-out in the gift-giving realm but why not just let them buy something they want? Who knows, if you play your cards right, they might even decide to share it with you, a win-win situation if ever there was one. Read More

Buckle up, because this week we saw one of the most dramatic, messy and downright embarrassing days in Canadian politics. You would truly think this was an episode of House of Cards. But, nope, sadly, it’s our government. Read More

When Premier Danielle Smith looks at Ottawa this time, as the federal Liberals desperately try to regroup, she sees "somebody who is trying to shuffle their way out of chaos." Read More

After being expropriated by the city earlier this year, ousted owners of the River Run town houses in Eau Claire say they are filing an appeal to the Alberta government's Land and Property Rights Tribunal next month — their latest attempt to receive more compensation for their former riverfront homes. Read More

That's no cabinet. It's a Palace Guard for a leader on his way to the getaway limo. Read More