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The Calgary Flames are set to move from the Saddledome to the new Scotia Place arena, marking a significant change in the city's sports landscape.

Calgary residents can now recycle a wider range of materials thanks to the expansion of the province's Extended Producer Responsibility program.

Explore nine markets in Calgary this October, from Maple and Makers to The Barn Artisan Market, for a range of shopping and social experiences.

Calgary Flames fans will have to pay more for beer at the Saddledome for the 2026-27 season, with prices going up by $1 from the previous season.

Calgary commemorated the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with a range of events, including a flag-lowering ceremony and the 10th edition of the Pokaiks Commemorative Walk. Elder Wanda First Rider shared her harrowing experience as a residential school survivor, emphasizing the ongoing need for healing and reconciliation.

The City of Calgary is offering high-paying job opportunities this October, including engineering and data roles with salaries over $130,000 per year.

Alberta’s high-speed rail plans are moving forward, with the province launching a Request for Proposal process that could bring a new, efficient transportation option to residents and visitors in Calgary and Edmonton.

Calgary offers a variety of activities this fall, including theater performances, spa days, and outdoor adventures, making it a great time to visit or stay.

Starbucks has refreshed several of its Alberta locations, offering a more welcoming and personalized experience for customers.

Cochrane, Alberta, has been identified as a top travel destination for Gen Z this fall, driven by its scenic views and small-town charm, making it a potential spot for remote workers and expats looking for a change of scenery.

Little Debbie snacks are back on Canadian shelves, offering a sweet treat for expats and locals in Toronto after a four-year absence.

Understanding engineering standards in Calgary is crucial for avoiding costly and potentially dangerous mistakes, as an electrician working in the city can attest.

Calgarians can now purchase their own medical imaging scans, but the details and implications of this change are still unclear.

Calgarians and expats should consider smaller towns and rural communities for their fall getaways as Gen Z searches for quieter, more scenic options are up by 40 percent.

Nick Starr, a 16-year-old Calgary teen, balances his multiple sports and academic commitments, inspiring other expats and digital nomads with his dedication and achievements.