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NBA House to be set up in Calgary for league finals June 5-8
CALGARY – NBA House, an immersive basketball experience and fan event, will return to Canada in downtown Calgary. Read More
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Trade war with United States ‘sours’ Canadian homebuyers’ sentiment
The United States volatile trade policy of on-and-off again tariffs on every nation it trades with, including Canada, has dampened sentiment in the Canadian resale housing market, a new report has found. RBC Economics housing market update from mid-April pointed to resales falling 12 per cent since the start of the year ending March 31,…
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U.S. new homes activity falls due to uncertainty over the economy
New homes starts in the United States felt the chill of its administration’s volatile trade and economic policies in March. Starts declined month over month by more than 11 per cent, a recent report from TD Economics found. Read More
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New tax targeting empty homes in Canmore stirs divisions in Alberta mountain town
The Town of Canmore will soon begin taxing homeowners who leave their residences empty for more than half the year as part of the Alberta community’s bid to reverse course on an affordability crisis that has made it one of the most expensive places to live in Canada. Read More
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TC Energy reports $978M first-quarter profit as revenues increase
CALGARY – TC Energy Corp. says its profits edged lower in its latest quarter as revenues increased compared with a year ago. Read More
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Review: A deft touch and humour soften the serious topics in Theatre Calgary’s Awoowaakii
Awoowaakii is a comedy that deals with some serious issues. Read More
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Varcoe: ‘Turn us loose’ says Suncor Energy CEO, as 38 oilpatch leaders sign new letter to Carney
With the federal election in the rear-view mirror, Canadian oil and gas leaders are looking to find common ground with the Liberal government as the sector seeks to get projects built — and the new prime minister prepares to sit down with U.S. President Donald Trump. Read More
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Nelson: Mark Carney should beware Danielle Smith
Perhaps it could have been worse for Alberta, though heaven knows how. Read More
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Review: Cast and crew cut loose with Stage West’s high-energy version of Footloose
The movie Footloose may be 40 years old, but its characters and themes are as relevant and relatable as they were four decades ago. Stage West has given a stage version of Footloose a high-energy production highlighting the story’s strengths and appeal. Read More
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Chorney-Booth: Pure Saigonese Kitchen moves in with Diner Deluxe
Sitting in a modern-retro brunch restaurant isn’t exactly where I’d expect to find one of the most delicious bowls of pho I’ve ever had the pleasure of slurping. But one rainy day a few weeks ago, I found myself tucked into a booth at the Marda Loop location of Diner Deluxe, tucking into a steaming…