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Canada’s housing market saw an improvement in conditions in May with resales rising nationally, marking the first month-over-month gain since November. The Canadian Real Estate Association recently released its national data for May, showing resales grew nearly four per cent from April. Read More

T-bone hot spot in southeast Calgary taking the human factor out of the intersection

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Years of left-hand collisions at the intersection of Canyon Meadows Drive at Parkland Blvd. S.E. will hopefully be coming to a close with the site under construction for a full traffic pattern overhaul. Read More

Downtown councillor argues new open-carry prohibition doesn’t go far enough

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New rules in Calgary that forbid the visible display of weapons in public won’t go far enough in quelling concerns over public safety in the core, according to the downtown area councillor. Read More

Lab-grown barbecue sales banned in Texas

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AUSTIN (KXAN) – If you’re hoping to eat a meatball made of wooly mammoth and grown in a lab, you’re going to have to leave Texas. A new law passed this legislative session has made it illegal to sell “cell culture protein for human consumption within” Texas. Senate Bill 261 will go into effect Sept.…

Calgary police charge one in relation to CTrain pedestrian collision that injured 11-year-old boy

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A CTrain operator has been charged following an investigation into an April pedestrian collision that left an 11-year-old boy with a broken leg. Read More

Rents on a downward trend in Calgary

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The monthly cost to rent a suite in Calgary is on the decline. A recent report from Zumperrentals.com shows the average monthly rent for a one-bedroom suite in the city fell 12 per cent year over year to $1,610. Read More

Chorney-Booth: It’s about time we celebrated the beauty of Canadian wheat

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