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‘I’m excited to continue the journey’: Cavalry re-sign Ali Musse
It’s been an off-season of massive change for Cavalry FC. Read More
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Calgary Transit proposing first bus route link-up with Tsuut’ina Nation
Public transit users in Calgary may soon be able to travel to and from a neighbouring First Nation for the first time. Read More
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‘It felt amazing’: Calgary scientists win Killam Trust award
Two Calgary scientists are recipients of Canada’s top research prizes, and will receive $100,000 each to further their work in bioengineering and quantum mechanics. Read More
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Volcanic tephra left behind following Episode 43 eruption: Need help clearing it?
It’s all hands on deck for tephra cleanup! Hawaiʻi Island residents affected by tephra from Kīlauea’s episode 43 eruption can receive help and resources with the cleanup, the County of Hawaiʻi announced.
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‘Milestone’ development on Tsuut’ina Nation welcomes first residents
A new housing development on Tsuut’ina Nation welcomed its first residents Wednesday afternoon. Read More
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Youth convicted of manslaughter would already be back on the street if Crown accepted plea offer, lawyer tells court
The lawyer for a Calgary-area youth convicted of manslaughter in the fatal botched robbery of a homeless city man would already be back on the street if the prosecution accepted his plea offer, his lawyer said Wednesday. Read More
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Calgary man accused of committing sex crimes after meeting woman on dating app
Calgary police say a man is facing sexual assault and voyeurism charges after it was believed he met a woman on a dating app and subsequently sexually assaulted her in his residence last year. Read More
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Calgarians in the ‘green’ on water use for the second day in a row
Residents in Calgary and surrounding communities continue to cut back on water use, as water demand remains in the “green zone” for a second day in a row, while work to reinforce the Bearspaw South feeder main continues. Read More
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Guide to women’s world curling: New blood for championship in Calgary
The world is coming to Calgary. Read More
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5 things you don’t want to do during a Kona low
A Kona Low can turn calm skies into a serious storm and bring heavy rain, strong winds and large surf can arrive fast. Roads flood, streams rise and waves pound the shore. While it is spectacular, it is not safe.