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STAMPEDERS ROOKIE CAMP: Dynamic draftee Quincy Vaughn ‘available’ to do it all
Quincy Vaughn comes to the Calgary Stampeders long — very long — on football skills. Read More
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Youth sustains non-life threatening injuries after incident at Anderson Train station
A girl has suffered non-life threatening and non-life altering injuries after being struck by a CTrain at Anderson station Friday afternoon. Read More
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Hawaii reaches landmark settlement with big pharma
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Gov. Josh Green and Attorney General Anne Lopez are expected to unveil what they’re calling a ‘historic settlement’ with several global pharmaceutical companies during a press conference Friday afternoon at the State Capitol. Download the free KHON2 app for iOS or Android to stay informed on the latest news Special Deputy Attorney…
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Bell: Two out of three Danielle Smith voters want Alberta to leave Canada
I did a double-take. Read More
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Pipe dream ‘is finally here’ in city, as Calgary Wild FC makes debut Sunday
If you ask the local players, they’ll confirm Sunday’s debut of women’s professional soccer in Calgary is as surreal as it gets. Read More
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Three years in, Rotary Park fountain project bogged down by city red tape and rising costs
A long-anticipated plan to install a community-funded water fountain in Rotary Park remains in limbo, as rising costs and a “tough compliance ladder” at the city continue to stall the project, says the volunteer leading the effort. Read More
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‘I guess it was inevitable’: Visual storytellers bemoan loss of SAIT’s photojournalism major
After nearly five decades of churning out visual storytellers, SAIT’s photojournalism major — one of the last programs of its kind in Canada — will be discontinued this year, the college confirmed Friday. Read More
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City of Calgary signs deal for closer ties with Blackfoot Confederacy
The City of Calgary on Friday signed an agreement with a group of Indigenous organizations deemed to be the first of its kind, although doubts about whether the terms in the document would be respected linger among First Nations members. Read More
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Is your name extinct now? Federal government releases new baby name popularity data
(NEXSTAR) – A massive trove of government name data, updated and released to the public Friday, may make you feel old. The Social Security Administration, which records every birth in the U.S., released the official list of most popular baby names of 2024. The top picks of today may have sounded like zany or quirky…
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Home-ice edge, vengeance driving Calgary Canucks at CJHL’s Centennial Cup
The Calgary Canucks fly into the 2025 Centennial Cup surprisingly low on the Canadian Junior Hockey League radar. Read More