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‘Things are perilous right now’: Measles cases in Alberta rise to 313; experts endorse vaccine
There are now 313 cases of measles in Alberta, 100 more than the number of cases reported last week. Read More
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Braid: Former UCP minister Peter Guthrie says separatism campaign could severely damage economy
It’s not quite right to say Peter Guthrie is a thorn in the side of Premier Danielle Smith’s government. Read More
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Calgary Stampeders rookie camp: Is high-draft offensive lineman Chris Fortin already CFL-ready?
Promising young offensive linemen come ready-made for the CFL from Québec football, it seems. Read More
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Independent panel now in place to review Calgary’s water system, including troubled feeder main
Panellists for an independent review of the rupturing of the Bearspaw south feeder main in June of last year — which triggered Stage 4 water restrictions and boil water advisories for some communities while forcing all Calgarians to reduce a quarter of their daily consumption — have been selected, according to the city. Read More
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Calgary Transit closer to closing fare evasion with cell phone ticket validation at Ctrain stations
CTrain riders who buy tickets through the Calgary Transit app may soon have to scan their phone before boarding the LRT. Read More
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‘It’s not like I’m new here’: Calgary’s new police Chief Katie McLellan credits experience for landing role
When Katie McLellan faced reporters for the first time as the city’s new police chief, there was no hiding her delight or her extensive policing background. Read More
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Unhoused Calgarians to benefit from expanded year-round extreme weather supports
Calgarians experiencing homelessness will soon have more access to safe, indoor spaces year-round, as two of the city’s dedicated warming centres transition into year-round havens from extreme weather. Read More
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Dad says Calgary police not doing enough for others attacked alongside fatal stabbing outside bar
The best friend of a Calgary man fatally stabbed outside a Beltline nightclub was also knifed in the incident, his father said Thursday. Read More
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Committee endorses options to better conserve trees on private property
A city council committee unanimously supported a suite of measures and incentives Thursday to support tree conservation on private property, but stopped short of endorsing a new private tree protection bylaw. Read More
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Convicted rapist will be under strict release conditions despite serving his entire prison term
Convicted rapist Corey Manyshots remains a high risk to commit another crime and therefore requires strict supervision in the community, a judge ruled Thursday. Read More