The rides are going up, concession stands are waiting, stuffed animals are displayed at games tables and the Calgary Stampede is raring to go on Friday, July 6, 2022, in its first return to full capacity since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

It looms on the edge of downtown a stone's throw from the Calgary Tower, a splash of colour amid aging buildings, railway tracks, parkades and a steady stream of traffic.

The lawyer for the former truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash hopes he will get a chance to argue against his client's possible deportation before the Federal Court of Canada.

Ramirez-Serrano is designing a robot he hopes will become a tool to help first responders with disasters such as the collapse of a building.

Canadian Blood Services says it is struggling to replenish a critically low national supply caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

It took a few years on the job for Const. Jennaye Norris to realize the Blood Tribe in southern Alberta has a human trafficking problem.

Pat and Irene Heffernan have relived their son's death many times.

Some engineering students have figured out how to convert all-terrain vehicles to solar power and hope it will benefit Indigenous and remote communities in Canada's North.

A University of Calgary study says there may be a link between the density of certain oil and gas operations and increased health risks for nearby pregnant women and their babies.