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More confirmed measles cases in southern Alberta, says AHS
AHS said Thursday that people who were at the following seven locations during the specified dates and times might have been exposed to measles: Read More
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Sage boasts striking primary bedroom with ensuite
The primary bedroom should play multiple roles. It can make getting ready weekday mornings a positive experience, and provide an appealing place to decompress when the day’s done. Read More
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Trump tariffs set to collide with back-to-school shopping
(The Hill) — The worst impacts of President Donald Trump’s tariffs could hit just in time for back-to-school shopping. Whether or not Trump reaches new deals with China and other trading partners, spikes in prices are already affecting clothing, electronics and other classroom essentials, and the deepest cuts could be mere weeks away. Parents’…
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‘She’s a miracle’: Toddler bitten twice by rattlesnake, receives over 30 vials of antivenom
Video above: How to survive an animal attack FLORENCE, Arizona (WJW) – A toddler is recovering in the hospital after she was bitten twice by a rattlesnake in Arizona. Jacquelyn Reed, who lives with her family near Florence, Arizona, said the incident happened while she was walking with her young daughter, 15-month-old Cara, outside their…
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Harvard sues Trump administration over foreign students ban
(The Hill) — Harvard University is suing the Trump administration a day after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) revoked its certification to admit foreign students, an escalation of its fight with the institution and an effort to hit its wallet. Harvard President Alan Garber announced the suit in a letter to the Harvard community.…
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Best walks: Nos. 19-21 take you on a ramble through two parks and botanical gardens
Lori Beattie knows a thing or two about walking. She’s travelled every path and trail listed in her new updated book, Calgary’s Best Walks. Read More
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Family likely infected with fungal disease after bat-filled cave tour: CDC
(NewsNation) — Twelve of 13 members of one family fell ill upon returning to the United States from a Costa Rica trip in late December. A bat-filled cave could be the culprit for the mystery sickness. A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report published last week found confirmed or likely cases of histoplasmosis, a…
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On the Road: Flowers in the wind
I could nearly touch the cloud bottoms from where I was parked. Read More
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FLAMES RETOOL TRACKER: Under-25 power rankings at left wing
Left wing is, by far, the most crowded column on the Calgary Flames’ forward depth chart. Read More
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The last time G7 leaders landed in Alberta: Golf, tennis and hello, Bono?
When the G7 leaders land in Alberta next month, they may well find time to enjoy a bit of our fresh mountain air. That was certainly the case in 2002 — the last time Kananaskis hosted the world’s most powerful leaders for a summit. Read More