Beyond Local

Calgary photographer finds the stories behind long-abandoned prairie structures.

Hot, dry weather has reduced hay crop yields and could affect cereal crops.

B.C. is the only jurisdiction in Canada that has privacy laws that ensure the activities of political parties are subject to independent oversight, including the use of identity technology, said Michael McEvoy.

Owners and managers of many Black Diamond eating and drinking establishments are eager to put the pandemic behind them as the Province prepares to lift almost all public health restrictions July 1 in the final stage of its COVID-19 reopening plan.

Among other things, the six-page document says the department's "opportunities for improvement" include reducing the amount of time it takes for veterans to be assigned a case manager once they are released from the military.

Two women were walking on a pathway near Alderwood park today just after noon when they were attacked by a man yelling racial remarks.

An Airdrie resident is spearheading the city’s first food and music festival in Nose Creek Regional Park next month in the hopes of reinvigorating local businesses and providing support to struggling entertainers who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Social Development Minister Ahmed Hussen said affordable housing projects receiving federal funding have seen their costs rise, but adds that there is wiggle room at the federal level to help.

The City of Chestermere has closed the file regarding the proposed redevelopment of Lakeside Golf Club.

A change has been made to the resident parking permit system to allow residents to split their daily three-hour free parking into chunks of time throughout the day instead of three continuous hours.