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The new chief executive of Cenovus Energy Inc. unveiled plans for a leaner oilsands company Thursday, announcing hundreds of job cuts, lower−than−expected 2018 capital spending and the departure of three key executives.

Overlooked cell phone-wielding young voters and people hanging up their phones are among the factors that contributed to the "major polling failure" that wrongly projected Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi's resounding defeat in October, says an internal Mainstreet Research report.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley took her pro-pipeline tour to the heart of the energy industry in Calgary on Friday, Nov. 24, 2017, where she urged business leaders not to let up on the message that Canada's climate progress depends on pipeline progress.

Calgary is continuing down the road of bidding for the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games, at least until the next off-ramp.

A loud whir is followed by a deep rumbling roar as the engine of a decommissioned Canadian Forces armoured recovery vehicle comes to life.

The industry group that represents Canada's pollsters says it will investigate Calgary's mayoral election.

Emergency crews gained access to part of an arena in Fernie, B.C., on Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017, more than 24 hours after three workers died following an ammonia leak.

A lifelong resident of a picturesque Rocky Mountain community says people have been shaken by the deaths of three workers following an ammonia leak at the local ice rink.

The tall, slim teenager asks a question that's on the minds of many of the young people gathered around the cloth-covered tables in a small meeting room at a mosque in northeast Calgary.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the federal government is being unfair in the way it assesses pipeline projects, but her government will not go to court for now to try to make it right.

The president of the University of Calgary was in a conflict of interest over a 2011 plan for a corporate−funded research centre at the institution.

Resilience is not just about climate change but Elliott Cappell, Toronto's chief resilience officer, tells National Observer that climate change is at the heart of his work.

Fred Wrona really, really wants you to trust him.

A survey suggests Canadians have a generally positive impression of Muslims but that view doesn't apply to some of the religion's leadership and beliefs.

Rachel Herbert's two children never had a chance to meet their uncle before he was killed in Afghanistan nearly a decade ago.