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Siksika high school students make history completing “groundbreaking” tech training program
Students at Siksika Nation High School have made history as the first cohort to successfully complete a first-of-its-kind digital skills training program in Canada. Read More
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Braid: Nenshi arrives on the legislature job with a powerful political cause
NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi finally has a legislature seat — and his big political issue. Read More
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‘It’s unbelievable to see what Mother Nature can actually do’: The unforgettable trauma and photos of the Pine Lake tornado 25 years later
This week marks the 25th anniversary of the Pine Lake tornado, that killed 12 people and injured 200 others. The traumatic disaster has stayed with many people for years. The following article was first published on the 20th anniversary of the tornado, five years ago. Read More
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‘Death by a thousand cuts’: Solar industry feels held back by ‘discriminatory’ rules
Regulations targeting Alberta’s solar industry are hindering its ability to flourish, argues one industry organization. Read More
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Calgary oilpatch pioneer and philanthropist Don Seaman dies at 99
Prominent Calgary businessman and philanthropist Don Seaman has died at the age of 99, just 17 days shy of his 100th birthday. Read More
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Calgary’s “Hail Alley” provides valuable data for hailstorm research
If there’s two things that are guaranteed for the summer in Calgary, it’s always Stampede and the seasonal hailstorms that hit the city right after. Following a flash hailstorm on Sunday, climate experts explain why they always take place around this time of year. Read More
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In Calgary courts: Calgary man who lured 13-year-old over internet, had her send graphic photos handed prison term
The traumatic upbringing and family history of a Calgary man who lured a teenage girl over the internet was not enough to keep him out of jail, a judge ruled Monday. Read More
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‘Apoplectic:’ Competition Bureau drops probe into U.S. company’s sightseeing dominance in Banff/Jasper
A federal competition regulator’s decision to drop its probe into an American company’s dominance of the Banff-Jasper sightseeing market appears to be Canada caving to the U.S. amid an ongoing tariff war, says a businessman who pushed for the investigation. Read More
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Shania Twain on Calgary Flames goalie Dustin Wolf: ‘He’s the cutest!’
https://twitter.com/ShaniaTwain/status/1944713760461008916 Read More