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Weaselhead preservation group seeks nocturnal sanctuary status for Calgary’s only ‘delta’
An environmental preservation group wants to keep the park dark to support the birds and the bees. Read More
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Is mother’s intuition real?
*Attached video: Local mom’s instinct saves baby’s life after rare heart defect diagnosis CLEVELAND (WJW) – Have you ever noticed that your mom always seems to know when something is wrong? Some people call it mother’s intuition. In honor of Mother’s Day, Cleveland Clinic Psychologist Dr. Susan Albers tells us just how real mother’s intuition…
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Quadruple cancer survivor killed after bullets fly through her home
BERTHOUD, Colo. (KDVR) — A small community in Colorado is mourning the loss of a well-known woman who was shot and killed in a random act of violence. Jennifer James, 49, had beaten cancer four times, only to be shot in her own Berthoud home by bullets that investigators say were fired from a stranger’s car.…
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Esports competitors descend on Calgary for Alberta Championship
Children aged between 10 and 18 years pile into two rooms on the second floor of Bow Valley College’s south campus building, darkened lighting with rows of tables piled with computers. The screens flash, displaying unique colourful worlds with characters bouncing back and forth, attempting to land a kick or punch on the opponents. Read…
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Calgarians asked for assistance in Sicamous, B.C., homicide investigation
RCMP in British Columbia are asking Calgarians for help as they investigate a homicide that occurred in the Shuswap last year. Read More
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Gian-Carlo Carra not running for re-election after four terms on Calgary city council
Another of Calgary’s veteran city councillors said he won’t be seeking another term in office this fall. Read More
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Early spring hiking in Alberta: What you need to know
As soon as spring starts to arrive, I long for hiking season to begin. Early spring is one of the most underrated times to hit the trails in Alberta. While the mountains still hold snow at higher elevations, lower trails begin to open up, offering a chance to shake off winter and get outside. Hiking…
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Does eating raw local honey actually help with allergies?
(NEXSTAR) – If spring means rapid-fire sneezes and anger-inducing eye itchiness, there’s a decent chance you’ve heard that consuming raw local honey can help combat seasonal allergies. “If eating honey helps with allergies, then why can’t I just lick the pollen off my car?” one TikToker asked, adding, “I’m at the point where I’m fully…
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Opinion: Higher taxes for secondary homeowners will help build a fair Canmore
Canmore is a tourist destination but that’s not what built us, nor does it define us today. From the Three Sisters to the winding Bow River, the natural beauty in which the Town of Canmore is nestled is awe-inspiring, but the vibrancy in our downtown hasn’t happened accidentally. Read More
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Opinion: Teachers deserve better, and so do Alberta families
On April 27, the education minister addressed parents gathered virtually for the Alberta School Councils’ Association (ASCA) Spring Symposium. It should have been a moment of genuine connection with the parents who volunteer their time to help improve our schools. Read More