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Local candy store celebrates Girls’ Day with fresh mochi
March 3 is Girls’ Day, and residents are celebrating the occasion in a sweet way!
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Calgary researcher advocates for ending daylight saving time as debate re-emerges
Alberta’s provincial government is once again considering scrapping the biannual time change after B.C. made the switch to permanent daylight time, but a local circadian rhythm expert said switching to permanent standard time would be the best option. Read More
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Farkas brings forward motion to align executive compensation disclosure with private sector
Mayor Jeromy Farkas is calling for greater transparency in how the city publicly reports compensation levels for its highest-paid employees. Read More
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Ex-CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie named head of Alberta First Nations business group
Former CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie has been tapped to quarterback a southern Alberta First Nations business group. Read More
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Province to invest $13.8 billion in acute care system if Budget 2026 passes
Following the release of Budget 2026, the Alberta government said $13.8 billion will be dedicated to acute care services in the province. Read More
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Alberta’s top cities could host 2028 World Cup of Hockey
Albertans will have to wait a couple of weeks to find out if the province’s two biggest cities will host the 2028 World Cup of Hockey, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said Tuesday during a visit to Calgary. Read More
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Councillor wants city to reinstate annual ‘municipal fiscal gap’ report
A Calgary city councillor wants the city to bring back an annual report that outlines how much money it is spending on programs and services that are within the Alberta government’s jurisdiction. Read More
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Hawaiʻi resident’s body recovered from closed area of national park
A 33-year-old resident of Hawaiʻi died following an incident in the Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, the National Park Service reported on March 3.
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Uncle’s Ice Cream adds sizzling new “Hanabi Burnt Cheesecakes” to their lineup
Co-founders Paul and Barbara Logan have built a loyal following with their handcrafted ice cream sandwiches, now available in more than 200 locations across the islands.
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Former Calgary UCP candidate Caylan Ford’s life left in tatters due to media coverage: Lawyer
News articles claiming former UCP candidate Caylan Ford held white supremacist beliefs were defamatory and left her life in ruins, her lawyer told a Calgary court Tuesday. Read More