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‘We’re really tapped out’: Calgary Transit asks for significant funding boost to address growth pressures
Calgary Transit’s request to use $3 million from the city’s reserves to address growth pressures this year and increase the department’s operating and capital budgets over the next decade was approved by a city committee on Wednesday. Read More
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More than 1,000 people from across Canada gather to discuss Indigenous economic reconciliation
An equal partnership between industries and First Nations was the theme that emerged from an event hosting discussions on economic reconciliation for Indigenous people at the Grey Eagle Resort, which drew more than 1,000 people from across Canada. Read More
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Bowden Singleton helps push Calgary Canucks into Centennial Cup playoffs with chip on shoulder
Bowden Singleton missed out on all the fun at the 2024 Centennial Cup. Read More
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‘Existential threat’: Canmore mayor insists vacancy tax a key to preserving town’s livability
While some part-time residents are crying foul, Canmore’s mayor insists a vacancy tax is needed to stave off an “existential threat” of unaffordability in his mountain town. Read More
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Braid: Quebec’s $129-billion equalization bonanza — the idiocy is finally sinking in
Premier Danielle Smith raises hell with Ottawa over provincial grievances, to the joy of many Albertans and the discomfort of others. Read More
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Indigenous Services Canada renews commitment to fully fund Stoney Nakoda students attending Canadian Rockies school
A “renewed commitment” from Indigenous Services Canada has resolved a funding issue that had threatened to halve the number of Stoney Nakoda Nation students able to attend a school in the Canadian Rockies school division. Read More
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Onward Homes to take lead on Franklin LRT park-and-ride housing project
Onward Homes will be tasked with converting one of the park-and-ride lots at the Franklin LRT Station into housing. Read More
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Ukraine’s finance minister to meet with G7 counterparts in Banff next week
Ukrainian Finance Minister Serhiy Marchenko will travel next week to Banff, where his counterparts in Group of Seven countries are holding their annual summit. Read More
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Is it better to finish the basement as part of the build or later on?
Plus, there is the convenience of having the basement completed when you take possession, allowing you and your family utilize the space. Read More
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He disappeared after leaving his University of Utah dorm in 1973. His remains were just identified
SALT LAKE CITY (KTVX) – The University of Utah Police announced that they have solved a missing persons case that started more than 50 years ago. Douglas Brick, a University of Utah student, left his dorm on October 12, 1973, and was never seen again. His family, however, never stopped looking for him. Last week,…