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Calgary Stampeders expecting big things from speedy Erik Brooks
Dave Dickenson saw enough of Erik Brooks in his rookie Canadian Football League campaign to expect big dividends from the wide receiver/runback artist in 2025. Read More
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Springbank Hill residents take city to court in hopes to delay Augusta Villas vote
After their demand for city council to defer an upcoming vote until after the Oct. 20 municipal election was rejected, a group of residents in Springbank Hill have filed an injunction against the city over the Augusta Villas development project. Read More
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Homes by Avi’s three-storey Douglas offers plenty of functionality
In some households, having all bedrooms on one level can be a disruption. With the parents’ room just steps from the kids’ rooms might seem convenient, it sometimes leads to a stream of disruptions that chip away at rest and privacy. Read More
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Skull with bullet holes found to be that of man who disappeared in Oregon in 1995
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The remains of a person who disappeared in Portland, Oregon, 30 years ago have been identified by the Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office. The investigation began in April 2021 when tree planters found a human skull near Lake Merrill in Cougar, Washington. The workers contacted the sheriff’s office, who collected and analyzed…
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Trump: DOJ has ‘done its job’ on Epstein files
President Trump said Friday that the Justice Department had “done its job” on the Jeffrey Epstein case and called for an end to the push from bipartisan lawmakers for more disclosures related to the convicted sex offender. In a lengthy post on Truth Social, Trump blamed Democrats for bringing the Epstein case “back to life,”…
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Mayoral candidate forum in Killarney-Glengarry sees heated debate among candidates
On Thursday night, we got a taste of what’s around the corner as Calgary mayoral candidates debated a range of issues, from blanket rezoning to public safety across the city. Read More
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Trump admin ends Biden-era plan to make airlines pay passengers stranded by flight delays
The Trump administration said Thursday it is abandoning a Biden-era plan that sought to require airlines to compensate stranded passengers with cash, lodging and meals for flight cancellations or changes caused by a carrier. The proposed rule would have aligned U.S. policy more closely with European airline consumer protections. It was proposed last December in the final…
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Canada’s best wines put to the test at national wine competition
This past June, I was invited to help judge the 2025 National Wine Awards of Canada, presented by WineAlign, a Canadian online wine publication. Read More
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Brookman: City falls apart as council watches from the sidelines
Either the City of Calgary has bought a concrete supplier or someone in city hall has an uncle in the sidewalk business, because it feels like every curb, corner and sidewalk is being torn up right now and, on occasion, torn up again. Read More