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Two people dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in northeast Calgary
Two deaths in northeast Calgary were determined to be carbon monoxide poisoning after emergency crews responded to an incident that took place early Tuesday morning. Read More
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Tuesday marks 100 days until the FIFA World Cup: Essential things you should know
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is inching closer and closer.
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Review: Casey and Diana makes AIDS a heartfelt human story instead of distant tragedy
It is as much the characters as it is the story that Nick Green has created that make watching his play, Casey and Diana, so rewarding and memorable. Read More
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Is the US at war with Iran, and did Trump violate the War Powers Act?
Under the U.S. Constitution, Congress has the sole authority to formally declare war, which it hasn’t done.
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Waianae building catches flames; arson investigation underway
Multiple residents have been displaced from their home in Waianae after the building caught flames in an early morning fire.
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Noem faces GOP heat over $220M ad that boosted ‘your name recognition’
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Tuesday was met with skepticism from Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.), who argued during a hearing that a more than $200 million ad campaign was primarily “effective in your name recognition.” The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) last February announced the ad campaign, which features Noem telling migrants to go…
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2 saved after hot air balloon gets tangled in Texas communications tower
The two balloonists were more than 900 feet in the air when they became entangled.
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Experience the ultimate spring adventure in British Columbia
This place has it all: a massive chunk of land so gigantic you could fit the coastlines of Washington, Oregon and California into it. It’s so wild and natural that it encompasses the largest alpine wilderness in North America. It offers every adventure and adrenaline-packed outdoor sport you can think of — and it’s right…
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Ford: Canadians’ absence being felt on Hawaiian beaches and in shops
MAUI — The beach isn’t deserted, nor is the swimming pool. But the reality of what’s missing here in Hawaii is blatantly obvious. Given that tourism is this state’s largest industry, the damage is seen in closed shops and restaurants, and the absence of friends. Read More
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Varcoe: War on Iran drives up oil price, reverberates through Canadian companies, Alberta budget
Alberta’s finance minister was discussing his new budget with Calgary’s business community Friday when he was asked what he hoped the financial discussion would focus on in a year’s time. Read More