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A review of the Calgary Police Service's response to the high-profile disappearance and search for an 11-year-old boy this summer found existing systems were not designed to manage the "unprecedented" volume of information throughout the investigation.
Calgary police are asking bus passengers who were involved with the fatal collision that involved two Calgary Transit buses last week, to come forward and assist with their investigation.
The Calgary fair-trade retailer is ending its store operations after decades of supporting artisan groups, following plans to relocate amid declining revenue and customer traffic.
Calgary police are still investigating what led to a collision between two city buses and multiple other vehicles on Thursday, where a significant fire and explosion left three dead and 16 injured.
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In Calgary courts: Witness in murder trial to remain behind bars despite apparent willingness to testify
MORE IN COURTS: Crown witness in murder trial says death of her daughter’s father compounded memory-altering drug use Alberta Court of Appeal upholds eight-year sentence for Calgary woman in torture killing Moans of Calgary woman fatally shot in the head heard in 911 call played in city murder trial Calgarian Alec McLennan told court Tuesday he’s more than willing to show up in court to testify in a city murder trial.
A semi-truck struck a bridge in downtown Calgary, closing a section of road on Tuesday morning. Calgary police say officers were called to the area of 1 Street and 9 Avenue SW around 11:35 a.m. after getting reports that a truck had hit a bridge.
Calgary city council is expected to debate the changes to noise restrictions for downtown music festival tents during this year’s Calgary Stampede, after a weekend full of criticisms directed at the rules. Global News has learned Ward 1 Coun. Kim Tyers ...
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Calgary-based disability arts organization expands reach to Toronto
Calgary’s National accessArts Centre (NaAC) — the largest multidisciplinary disability arts organization in Canada — is expanding its reach with a new accessible arts facility in Toronto, offering permanent space for artists with disabilities.