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WestJet faces cybersecurity incident involving app and internal systems
Calgary-based WestJet says it’s been hit by a cybersecurity breach affecting its internal systems and its app. Read More
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Which country do Americans most want to relocate to?
(NEXSTAR) – Looking to get away for a long, long time? You and thousands of others, apparently. Expatsi, an online resource for Americans thinking about relocating to a foreign country, has recently published the results of a 2024 study which polled more than 116,000 Americans about the countries they might like to move to, should…
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Military parade set to kick off in nation’s capital as protesters around the country decry Trump
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tanks, troops and marching bands assembled in the nation’s capital Saturday for a massive parade of American military power requested by President Donald Trump, a show that was met by thousands of Americans around the country displaying another kind of power: protest. Hours before the parade honoring the Army’s 250th anniversary was set to start, demonstrators turned…
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Unfinished business: Is four times the charm in summiting Mount Allan?
Three times I have tried and three times I have failed. I have unfinished business with one mountain. Read More
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Keenan: Canadian men are sad; Can clubs cheer them up?
A 2025 study by the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation revealed that stress and depression levels among Canadian men have increased. Of the 2,000 men sampled, 64 per cent reported moderate-to-high stress levels, and 23 per cent were at risk of severe depression. The study found that one in two Canadian men “are at risk of…
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Opinion: Homeowners pay heavy price for weather disasters; need to build more resilient communities
Extreme weather is making its mark on Alberta again this year. Communities evacuated. Structures destroyed by wildfire. Numerous hail and severe storm warnings. Read More
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Bell: Danielle Smith and Mark Carney now talking big energy projects for Alberta
Well what do have here from the office of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith? Read More
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Opinion: Don’t panic: AESO data centre limits are a red herring
The Alberta Electric System Operator’s new 1,200-megawatt cap on large electricity loads understandably has some people warning that Alberta might “miss the AI economy.” That anxiety rests on an old assumption: that tomorrow’s AI infrastructure will sit in ever-bigger, grid-tied campuses. Read More
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A $10-trillion mistake the world can no longer afford: ignoring girls’ education costs us all
Disease. Malnutrition. Conflict. Child marriage. $10 trillion. Read More
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Opinion: Our kids schools are too hot and too smoky for learning
Picture yourself inside a science classroom so hot that the students have to decamp to another part of their Calgary middle school. Now imagine being inside a Calgary math class where a Grade 12 student vomits from the heat, and then put yourself inside an Edmonton classroom that a Grade 4 student describes as “sweltering”…