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CIFF: Calgary dramedy about dysfunctional family to premiere at Calgary International Film Festival
While it could be argued that getting any independent film made in Canada is a miracle, the development and survival of the Calgary-shot indie dramedy Do Us Part seemed to rely on a series of serendipitous meetups. Read More
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After the crash: Four years after becoming an online sensation as ElyOtto, Elliott Platt has found a new path
The new face of hyperpop never actually saw his face on the flashing billboard towering over Dundas Square. Read More
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USPS, FedEx announce recommended shipping dates for 2025 holiday season
ALBANY, N.Y. (WTEN/WXXA) – There are fewer than 100 days until Christmas, and with that, the United States Postal Service and FedEx have announced their recommended shipping dates for the holiday season. If you are looking to have your letters and packages arrive before Dec. 25, here are the dates you should know: USPS holiday…
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Boy, 9, donates stem cells to save father’s life
LOS ANGELES (KTLA) – A Los Angeles boy is being credited with potentially saving the life of his father by donating stem cells to help treat his dad’s leukemia. Just nine years old at the time, Stephen Mondek is the youngest person in the history of Cedars-Sinai to donate their stem cells, officials said. It…
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Parker: Jayman Built’s Nostalgia Townlet to create 5,000 homes with plentiful premium amenities
The word “visionary” comes to mind to describe Jay Westman’s newest project — a man always thinking about planning the future of this city with imagination and wisdom. Read More
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5 storylines to watch during Calgary Flames training camp
It’s go time for the Calgary Flames. Read More
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Highlights of the Calgary International Film Festival
The Calgary Film Festival is gearing up for its annual event with several special events and features this year. Read More
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Opinion: North Calgary needs a real transit vision — BRT now, rail tomorrow
For decades, North Calgary has been promised better transit. Every election brings talk of fairness and growth, yet every weekday morning, families in Panorama, Coventry, Livingston and Carrington sit in the same gridlock. The city’s largest infrastructure project, the Green Line LRT, won’t change that reality any time soon. Read More
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Nelson: City Hall must go backwards in future if Calgary’s to progress
Describing yourself as progressive sounds laudable. So, why do challengers for the mayor’s chair want to take Calgary backwards? Read More
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Ghosts to haunt Vertigo Theatre with The Brothers Paranormal
Expect things to go bump in the night when Vertigo Theatre presents the Canadian premiere of American playwright Prince Gomolvilas’s The Brothers Paranormal. Read More