At first, Kasey Hetherington claimed not to know the man seated at the front of the courtroom in prison coveralls. He admitted to knowing a man named Darcy Willier — street name “Hatchet” — but as far as he could tell, the man in court wasn’t the same person.
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If you drive in Calgary, you’re probably tired of talking about potholes, but the cavities that dot the streets throughout the city are not just an unpleasant sight; they’re also cause for higher vehicle maintenance costs.
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Canada has elected its new government and prime minister. Now, the challenges facing Canada remain, and require urgent action. Canada, but particularly the West, is watching closely how this government will define its approach. I believe they have weeks, if not days, to show action that will unite the country.
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While the real estate market may be cooling in Calgary, some neighbourhoods are still seeing hefty overbidding for homes.
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The bylaw officializing Edmonton’s property tax increase for 2025 was passed Wednesday.
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The Canadian economy will enter into recession in the second quarter of this year, according to an economic outlook released by Deloitte Canada on Wednesday.
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Keyano College faces a potential $14 million deficit for the 2025-26 academic year after confirming previous media reports that between 70 to 90 positions are being cut through layoffs, attrition, retirements or buyouts. Other positions are being merged or reorganized in different departments.
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Construction on Stage 3 of James Walker Trail in Cochrane is set to begin shortly, with most of the work taking place in undeveloped green-field areas.
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A Cochrane-area gravel pit at the centre of groundwater contamination claims has received conditional approval from Alberta’s Land and Property Rights Tribunal, which deferred environmental concerns to the province’s environmental appeals board.
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As part of a broader funding initiative from Alberta’s United Conservative government, Cypress County is set to receive $29,749 to help keep residents safer.
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