Calgary - CBC News

In February 2025, nearly 4,000 fewer Canadians returned to the country through Alberta border crossings than during the same month in 2024. In March, more than 4,300 fewer Canadians made the same return trip across the border, year-over-year.

Despite facing unexpected financial challenges last year — including the catastrophic Bearspaw South feeder main break — the City of Calgary posted a budget surplus of $276 million in 2024.

Calgary-based closed-loop geothermal company Eavor says its technology, developed in the heart of the Canadian oilpatch, hits a sweet spot — more versatile than traditional geothermal and cleaner than fossil fuels — that could help geothermal become a bigger player in the overall energy mix.

Some Conservative candidates and social media users are alleging that a document — which appears to be a fake version of a real government webpage — has circulated in prisons to turn inmates against the Conservative Party. The CBC’s visual investigations team looked into the claims.