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Canadian housing market ‘cracks’ under weight of trade headwinds
Trade war trauma is taking its toll on Canada’s housing market, a new report from RBC Economics has found. The study, released earlier in May, pointed to slowdowns in activity, reflecting a “crack” in major markets’ stability, particularly in Canada’s most expensive municipalities in Southern Ontario and the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. Read More
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Volunteers give Drumheller dinosaur statues TLC to ‘prevent their extinction’
Summertime weather makes for excellent road trips to see the dinosaurs in Drumheller. Read More
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Sweet! Crave celebrates 20 years with a new cookbook
Time sure flies when you’re eating cupcakes. Read More
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Opinion: The G7 is coming to the Bow Valley — and I’m leaving
With the G7 summit scheduled in Kananaskis in June, international attention is turning toward the Bow Valley. Leaders from around the world will gather to discuss climate, security and global co-operation. Read More
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Parker: Creative agency continues to Strut its stuff after 25 years
Life has its ups and downs, and businesses have certainly suffered through some tough times over the past few years. Yet, the good ones pulled through — and many, including Strut Creative, have prospered. Read More
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Nelson: Canada Post’s debacle is Carney’s litmus test
It’s time Canada Post was left to sink or swim. There must be no more bailouts. Read More
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Martin: Court order offers temporary peace of mind with high-risk offender’s release
It was a crime, so heinous, it scarred an entire northeast Calgary community. Read More
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Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water: Jaws turns 50, but still resonates — and terrifies
Jaws may not be one of the greatest films of all time. It’s no Casablanca, Godfather or Citizen Kane. However, its imprint on popular culture cannot be denied. Read More
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FLAMES RETOOL TRACKER: Why the buzz is building around forward prospect Andrew Basha
The Calgary Flames, like any NHL organization, relish the opportunity to evaluate their prospects in pressure-packed moments. Read More
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Flag football to make 2028 Olympic debut
HONOLULU (KHON2) — With the first season of girls’ flag football in the books, many are already looking forward to bigger things, including the 2028 summer games in Los Angeles, where the sport will make its Olympic debut. Kamehameha Schools sophomore Hayden Kaahanui-Cera has been playing flag football since she was four years old. Inaugural…