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Calgary police charge man for selling drugs to individual who later died of overdose
Calgary police charged a man for selling drugs to another individual, who died of a drug overdose. Read More
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Wai Kai expands summer programs for all ages: PHOTOS
Wai Kai at Hoakalei Resort is offering expanded youth programs for ages 0-13, including surfing, paddling, sailing, cultural learning, and an AquaVenture floating obstacle course, with lunch included.
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Senate adopts measure to suspend senators’ pay during future shutdowns
The Senate on Thursday unanimously approved a resolution sponsored by Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) to suspend senators’ pay during future government shutdowns, a new rule that could give lawmakers in the upper chamber a powerful incentive not to block funding bills ahead of key deadlines. The Senate adopted the resolution by voice vote. It will…
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Why US flags are flying at half-staff on Friday, and the proper way to lower yours
There’s a specific way flags are to be lowered to the half-staff position.
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Calgary Stampede 2026: Candied pickles, critter corn and other tasty midway treats
The much-awaited Calgary Stampede 2026 midway food lineup has been released, featuring a mix of delicious creations and adventurous bites. Read More
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Supply rises in Calgary’s nearby communities in April
Calgary’s surrounding markets saw supply levels grow in April, due to slowing demand in many bedroom communities. Calgary Real Estate Board statistics revealed some key markets saw declining year-over-year resales while others saw flat or modest growth. Read More
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Man accused of killing punk singer arrested in Panama after over 30 years on the run
A man suspected of killing a Detroit punk singer has been apprehended in Panama after being on the run for more than 30 years.
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All manner of creatures to take the stage in Alberta Theatre Projects upcoming season
Zombies, dogs and hobbits will take centrestage in Alberta Theatre Projects’ 2026/27 season. Read More
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Nelson: Quebecers love Canada as Albertans ponder leaving
The happiest Canadians live in Quebec, while the unhappiest call Alberta home. Let that sink in for a moment. Read More
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‘Oh my God, what is this’: Amid rising gas prices, some driving schools hike fees and cut costs
Angela Fuentes, owner of Road Runner Driving School, spends an average of $150 every day to fill up her fleet with gas. Read More