Canada has updated its travel advisory for Mexico ahead of a major sporting event expected to attract large numbers of visitors.

Three Alberta destinations are getting national recognition ahead of the new year. U. S. News has released its list of the 20 best places to visit in Canada for 2026, and Calgary, Jasper and Banff all earned spots. The annual list is based on a mix of factors, including affordability, entertainment options, diversity of accommodations, user votes and expert opinions.

Another weekend in December means another weekend full of things to do in Calgary. With Christmas just around the corner, there are tons of events bursting with holiday cheer.

The Calgary Flames have yet another prospect that fans are going to want to start keeping an eye on. The Flames have done a superb job of drafting under GM Craig Conroy, grabbing some great young talent, including the likes of Zayne Parekh, Matvei Gridin, Cole Reschny, Cullen Potter, and Henry Mews. While the five mentioned all have promising futures ahead, it’s a fifth-round pick from the 2025 draft that is really starting to turn some heads.

Bell laid off nearly 700 employees across Canada on Thursday, including one who will have a huge effect on Calgary sports fans.

The Mayor of Flavortown is back at it. Earlier this year, the legendary TV host revealed that he had recently shot a bunch of new episodes of his hit series Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives in Calgary, and now they’re finally starting to appear on screen.

When one door closes, another one opens, and that’s certainly the case for the team behind one of Calgary’s long-standing restaurants.

It’s been 14 long years for the BC Lions. That was the last time the Lions played in the Grey Cup, back when Travis Lulay led B. C. to a 34-23 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at BC Place in 2011.

A new report has named Calgary as one of the best cities in 2026, placing it among the top 100 in the world. World’s Best Cities just released its 2026 rankings, and Calgary found itself in the 85th spot. Some of the city’s highlighted rankings included placing ninth in educational attainment and 30th in labour force participation.

While most of Canada was distracted by the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 7 of the World Series, a pair of Vancouver teams had big playoff games of their own.

The Fairmont Palliser Hotel is one of Calgary’s most iconic and storied landmarks. It’s a luxurious stay that has hosted royalty, actors, and world leaders from every era.

It wasn’t easy, but the BC Lions accomplished their goal of hosting a playoff game at BC Place. Despite being in danger of missing the playoffs in September with a 5-7 record, the Lions ripped off six straight wins to end the season. BC needed a win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders last week to clinch second place in the West Division, and they got that thanks to a fourth-quarter touchdown pass by Nathan Rourke.

Halloween is here, and there are tons of spooky and seasonal things to do in Calgary this weekend. From fall markets to frightening events, there is no shortage of fun to be had.

Happy Halloween, everyone! Let’s fill this weekend full of frightful fun. From Cirque Costume Ball to BC Lions, a rabbit festival and more. Here are 15 fun things to do in Vancouver from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2.

Those who tuned into the Calgary Flames game last night may have noticed a famous Canadian singer in the audience. The crowd was rocking at the Saddledome on Wednesday night, in part due to the fact that they were playing the Montreal Canadiens, a game that always brings out plenty of Habs fans.

We’re rolling into the last whole weekend of October, and the city is full of things to do. With Halloween right around the corner, there are plenty of spooky events waiting to be explored.

October is beginning to wind down, and as we head into the final weekend before Halloween sends us off into the winter months, we can’t wait to check out everything there is to do around Edmonton.

Canadian icon Shania Twain was spotted out in Calgary this weekend at a venue fit for a country queen. The legendary Twain popped by the downtown Calgary bar, Spanky’s Saloon, over the weekend for a casual night out enjoying the live music.