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Braid: Poilievre loses, Conservatives lie shattered despite biggest vote count in decades
That was the craziest election yet, and it isn’t even over on Day One after the voting. Read More
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Human remains found in Edworthy Park, Calgary police investigating
Calgary police are investigating human remains that were found in Edworthy Park on Monday evening. Read More
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West Virginia waitress gets life-changing tip
WILLIAMSTOWN, W.Va. (WOWK) – A waitress at a popular West Virginia restaurant received a life-changing tip on Sunday. A server at DaVinci’s Restaurant in Williamstown was shocked when her customers left her a $2,000 tip on a $148.41 order. “She was shaking when she came back and she asked me if she could accept it,”…
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Want a starter home? It’ll cost at least $1 million in these US cities, says new report
(NewsNation) — In more than 230 U.S. cities, $1 million is only enough for a starter home, according to a new report. A Zillow analysis found that the typical “starter home” was worth at least $1 million in 233 cities as of March. That’s a huge jump from five years ago, when just 85 cities had million-dollar…
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Calgary changemaker Ken Lima-Coelho: Leading the charge for Big Brother Big Sisters
Ken Lima-Coelho has a powerful voice and he knows how to use it — whether it’s through his work as president and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Calgary and Area, volunteering at the Calgary Foundation or singing in the four-man a cappella group, the Heebee-jeebees. Read More
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Breakenridge: Why has province been so unwilling to talk about measles vaccines?
Before 2020, there were likely few Albertans who could name Alberta’s chief medical officer of health (CMOH). That’s likely the case once again. Read More
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Opinion: Calgary is Canada’s housing engine, and we need to do more
You’ve likely heard that Calgary is growing at a record pace. As Calgarians, you likely feel it — when you take your kids to the leisure centre or when you’re driving or training to work, our city feels “busier.” Read More
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Varcoe: Alberta’s dreams for high-speed rail link face long journey ahead
It took about eight hours for Premier Danielle Smith to travel more than 1,100 kilometres by train from Tokyo to Sapporo last week during a trip in Japan — underscoring the potential opportunities and hurdles for high-speed rail service in Alberta. Read More
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Bell: Carney now must deal with a fed-up Alberta and Danielle Smith
We’ve only just begun. Read More
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George Chahal appears headed for defeat in Calgary McKnight as Conservative lead widens
Liberal candidate George Chahal appeared headed for defeat in the newly formed Calgary McKnight riding as votes continued to be counted late Monday night. Read More