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Man charged with first-degree murder over Chestermere poisoning death in 2020
Police have charged a Calgary-area man with first-degree murder after someone died by poisoning more than five years ago. Read More
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No end in sight for Marda Loop construction
The city’s revamp of Marda Loop’s business district is on track to be completed by the fall, but with several private development projects underway and more awaiting approval, there’s no end to the construction in sight for the area’s businesses and residents. Read More
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Pucks to Chucks: D.J. King looks to make his mark at the Calgary Stampede
It may not be the first time he’s been in front of a large crowd, but it is his first ‘rodeo’ at the Calgary Stampede competing in the Rangeland Derby. Read More
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Videos capture brawls on and off Stampede grounds, four arrested after midway fight
Four people were arrested early Tuesday morning after a fight broke out at the Calgary Stampede midway. Read More
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Calgary Stampede Powwow expected to host more than 800 performers
The best Indigenous dancers and drummers from across Canada and the United States will converge at the Saddledome this weekend for the Calgary Stampede Powwow. Read More
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Gyotaku celebrates more than 20 years in the community
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Gyotaku is celebrating the traditional “Tanabata Star Festival” for the next two months at all three of their restaurants. There are a variety of dishes featuring unagi and somen, which are common staples in Japan during this season, that you can enjoy. Throwback Alley takes us back to the good ol’ days…
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How do you flip a flapjack — and why is the pancake so pivotal to the Calgary Stampede?
In pursuit of the perfect pancake? Well, read on, buckaroo. We’ve got the five W’s covered when it comes to flapjack fables and the story of the pancake in Calgary and at the Stampede. Read More
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Calgary businessman admits laundering $800,000 on behalf of drug trafficking organization
Calgary businessman Talal Fouani admitted Tuesday to laundering about $800,000 in cash in connection with a massive drug trafficking organization, more than two years after he pleaded guilty to the charge. Read More
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City of Calgary warns against excessive outdoor water use amid climbing temperatures
With a high of 31 degrees forecast for Tuesday afternoon, Calgary is facing one of the hottest days of the year so far — which could put a strain on the water system, the city warns. Read More
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Notice of motion calls for more transparency for Calgary CAO’s compensation
There needs to be more transparency regarding the compensation of Chief Administrative Officer David Duckworth, whose pay band is climbing significantly this year, a Calgary city councillor said. Read More