Calgary News

Calgary city councillors have unanimously voted to ban conversion therapy in the city. Hundreds of rainbow-clad LGBTQ community members and their supporters were at city hall for the vote, with many spilling into the foyer to watch on screens.

The longest-serving provincial court judge in the province, whose first two bestselling books sparked both controversy and praise across the country, has launched his third book in the trilogy detailing his battle with the justice system and his ques

The former Alberta Seniors Advocate is uncertain about how well seniors will be served now that her office has been absorbed into the Office of Alberta Health Advocates.

There are an estimated 400,000 Albertans providing ongoing – and unpaid – support to their aging loved ones, a report from the Health Quality Council of Alberta (HQCA) says.

Proposed deficit-cutting measures outlined in the provincial budget has some Alberta seniors' groups seething.

Every year, Santa loads his sleigh, harnesses up his reindeer, and buckles in for a long trip. There’s a lesson here for caregivers who should also buckle in ahead of the upcoming holiday season.

Recently my chiropractor threw me a bombshell. Because I have low body weight there’s increased risk of osteoporosis. Why? Because more body mass means more muscles putting stress on bones which in turn improves bone density.

There is more to healthy aging than just medical supports.