Administration recommends Calgary double contribution to Werklund Centre modernization globalnews.ca/news/1197342...

NEW: The Calgary Police Service is asking anyone in Thorncliffe with CCTV footage to submit it to the police whether missing 11 y/o Parker is in the video or not. Officers are using an AI program to speed up how long it takes to review.

Calgary police to use Disney music to help in search for missing child globalnews.ca/news/1197162...

NEW: Family of missing 11 y/o Parker issues a statement on his disappearance as well along with some photos of him.

NEW: Government of Alberta has issued an emergency alert for 11 y/o Parker who has been missing in Calgary since Thursday.

NEW: The Calgary Police Service is releasing a new image of missing 11 y/o Parker captured on CCTV footage on Thursday at 12:52 p.m. in the 5000-6000 block of Travis Crescent N.E. The search is ongoing with hundreds of police officers, search and rescue crews and volunteers.

Corus rebuts misinformation about future of Global News in Alberta after layoffs calgaryherald.com/news/corus-r...

NEW: The Calgary Police Service is asking the entire city of Calgary to check their yards and sheds for 11 y/o Parker. He was last seen yesterday in Thorncliffe. More than 200 officers are involved in the search.

There will be a big watch party this Sunday on Stephen Avenue for the World Cup Final match between Spain and Argentina.

Another First Nation is questioning millions in alleged withdrawals from a trust overseen by Alberta separatist lawyer Jeffrey Rath and his professional corporation, court documents obtained by Global News reveal. globalnews.ca/news/1196773...

NEW: A Global News investigation: Jeffrey Rath fought for First Nations. Now former clients are fighting him globalnews.ca/news/1196445...

Judge freezes $8.5M of Alberta separatist lawyer’s assets amid First Nation trust fight globalnews.ca/news/1196454...

Calgary mayor floats extending 24-7 Stampede transit service year-round globalnews.ca/news/1196010...

NEW: City of Calgary has rescinded the noise bylaw ticket issued to Badlands Music Festival earlier this week.

NEW: Alberta’s Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides announces the province is fast tracking the construction of 41 schools across the province. He says 4 of projects today were already fast tracked once. He says a total of 74 school projects have been fast tracked so far.

How Tourism Calgary took over a downtown Toronto subway station globalnews.ca/news/1195867...

NEW: The City of Calgary has issued a noise bylaw related ticket to Badlands Music Festival last night "after multiple warnings." There have been 70 noise complaints so far including 40 related to Cowboys Music Festival, which has remained below maximum noise levels.

Ontario, Alberta push to advance 3,300 km east-west oil pipeline. globalnews.ca/news/1195437...

NEW: Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith announce the new Alberta to B.C. pipeline will use the TMX corridor. Consultations will begin “immediately.” The TransMountain Corporation will build the pipeline with expertise from Pembina Pipeline.

July 2 update: Bow and Elbow River flows remain elevated but are subsiding. High Streamflow Advisories and a Boating Advisory remain in place for both rivers through Calgary. Stay safe by staying away from rivers & creeks until all advisories are lifted. More info on calgary.ca/flood

"We do not have the authority to stop a new pipeline. We will not be going to court to fight a new pipeline project. Instead, we will ensure we fulfill our constitutional obligations in good faith," says BC Premier David Eby, who notes the tanker ban remains in place.

NEW: Here is what the agreement between the Government of Canada and BC says about a new coastal pipeline from Alberta.

NEW: Mark Carney and Danielle Smith will hold press conference in Calgary at 6 PM to provide an updates on "proposed new energy infrastructure" (presumably including the west coast pipeline)

Alberta’s Smith set to unveil details of proposed oil pipeline globalnews.ca/news/1194986...

The Calgary Fire Department rescued 3 people from the Bow River downstream from Edworthy Park earlier today. A news release says they were paddleboarding. The 2 youths and 1 adult were not hurt, and were wearing life jackets. CFD says the river is moving too fast to be on it

Here’s a look at the Kananaskis River just downstream from Barrier Lake. Highway 40 is closed at Sibbald Creek Trail. Parks officials say around 1,500 people are stuck in campgrounds in the area due to bridge washouts and mudslides.

UPDATE: With this morning's activation of the Springbank Reservoir, we are now in a Flood Watch on the Elbow River. We are not anticipating overbank flooding in the City of Calgary at this time. A new update will be provided soon. Visit Calgary.ca/flood for latest.

Ward 14 Coun. Landon Johnston has posted the memo that went out to city council today regarding the new noise exemption permits for party tents during the Stampede.

NEW: Calgary’s mayor announces a “mutually agreeable amended permit” for Cowboys Music Festival that ends live concerts at midnight on weeknights and weekends during Stampede.

Calgary mayor says Stampede noise debate is over, despite premier’s demand globalnews.ca/news/1193893...

NEW: Mike Derry has won the UCP nomination in Calgary-Shaw defeating Ward 13 Coun. Dan McLean. I’m told the vote was 286 to 221.

Country Thunder cancels Calgary concert, blames noise bylaw and construction globalnews.ca/news/1193678...

NEW: City of Calgary statement claims Country Thunder organizers were "satisfied with mitigation plans in place" following a meeting with city officials this morning.

NEW: Crews appear to be taking down equipment and tents at The Confluence after Country Thunder announced it is cancelling this weekend due to construction in the area and “a reduced decibel noise permit.”

NEW: Cowboys Music Festival says it appreciates city council for extending the cool-down period on weeknights to 1am. "We see this as good first step to addressing concerns of all stakeholders."

NEW: Premier Danielle Smith's office says the province is encouraged by Calgary's adjusted cool down period for weeknight concerts during Stampede, and urges stakeholders to continue discussions on outstanding issues.

BREAKING: Calgary city council votes AGAINST a motion to rollback changes to noise exemption rules for music festival tents during this year's Calgary Stampede. Weeknight concerts must end at midnight, with cool-down music until 1am.

NEW: Ward 1 Coun. Kim Tyers is introducing an urgent motion around noise exemption rules for off-grounds Stampede music festival tents aimed at rolling back the new rules introduced for this year.

NEW: City of Calgary announces "cool-down" period for weeknight concerts at off-grounds Stampede tents is being extended from 12:30am to 1am to allow for an orderly exit of patrons. Weeknight concerts are set to end at midnight, according to the bylaw.

Mayor Jeromy Farkas releases this video on the Stampede tent noise rules ahead of an expected debate today at city hall.

Calgary city council expected to debate noise rules for Stampede tents globalnews.ca/news/1191629...

NEW: Premier Danielle Smith has written a letter to Calgary city council urging them to consult with affected stakeholders on the noise exemptions for this year's Stampede. It asks for a response by June 30 so the province can evaluate if it has a role "to resolve this issue" ahead of the Stampede

NEW: Stampede Showdown continues. Government of Alberta announces it has directed AGLC to reverse changes to the minimum alcohol pricing following criticism from Calgary’s mayor.

NEW: The Calgary Police Service and Alberta Sheriffs will be signing a memorandum of understanding this week for this year's Calgary Stampede. A news release says a joint team of sheriffs and police will patrol and monitor Stampede tents.

Calgary’s mayor claps back at Alberta’s premier in a back and forth over weeknight noise rules during the Calgary Stampede.

NEW: Premier Danielle Smith is calling on the City of Calgary to reconsider new rules for weeknight concert end times and noise for the downtown music festival tents during this year’s Calgary Stampede.

What time concerts must end and allowable noise levels during the Calgary Stampede have changed for this year’s event, according to a city memo, and at least one festival venue has taken issue with the adjustments. globalnews.ca/news/1191213...

Weeknight concerts during Calgary Stampede must end at midnight, city memo says globalnews.ca/news/1191213...

A signed affidavit alleges a former Calgary city councillor directed a conversation on the matter to his personal phone over concerns of Freedom of Information rules. globalnews.ca/news/1191021...

NEW: Lawyers argue if police should keep phones of former Calgary mayor, councillor for longer globalnews.ca/news/1191021...