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‘Stamp of approval’: Calgary-based company wins global climate solutions prize
Calgary-based Carbon Upcycling is garnering global attention after taking home a prestigious award for pioneering climate solutions. Read More
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Council approves rezoning for two 19-storey towers in Marda Loop
City council approved a land use change for a development that could see two 19-storey residential towers built in the heart of Marda Loop. Read More
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Chateau Lake Louise set to open first luxury Nordic-style wellness centre in Banff National Park
It’s official. One of the most anticipated new wellness offerings in Alberta has set its opening date. Read More
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7.3 magnitude earthquake prompts tsunami warning along parts of Alaska’s coast
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Communities along a 700-mile stretch of Alaska’s southern coast ordered their residents to higher ground Wednesday after a powerful earthquake prompted a tsunami warning. The 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck at 12:37 p.m. local time, just south of Sand Point, a community of about 580 people on Popof Island, in the Aleutian chain,…
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Two municipalities in opposite corners of southern Alberta declare agricultural disaster
Two southern Alberta rural municipalities have declared an agricultural disaster due to ongoing drought conditions. Read More
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What to know about Calgary Transit’s changes to its fare validation process
Starting today, it is going to get a lot harder for Calgarians to take a free ride on the C-train. Read More
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UCalgary student hopes her IV-accessible hoodies will be “a new stage in hospital wear”
A University of Calgary health sciences student has designed an IV-accessible hoodie, a warmer alternative to a hospital gown during lengthy intravenous treatments. Read More
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Repeat offender charged after young girls, women filmed without consent at Southcentre Mall
A Calgary man is facing multiple charges after an investigation into women and girls being filmed at a mall in the city’s southeast led to the seizure of child pornography material. Read More
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Stampede bartender vows ‘never’ to do it again, citing abusive crowds and 20-hour shifts
Post-Stampede enrollment at the Calgary Counselling Centre is similar in many ways to enrollment after December holidays. As the chaos of cowboy carousing begins to ebb, and life returns to normal, people’s minds are given leeway to drift towards their own mental health needs. Read More