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In Calgary courts: Alberta transport ministry ordered to provide full disclosure to defence regarding deadly intersection
The province’s transport ministry has been ordered to provide greater details about a deadly intersection northeast of Calgary after its failure to do so has delayed a trial continuation. Read More
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Local halfpipe artists Brooke D’Hondt, Felicity Geremia set to bust out big moves
There are pipe dreams … Read More
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Redwood Meadows Emergency Services receives $300,000 anonymous donation towards rebuilding efforts
A hefty anonymous donation saw $300,000 heading towards the rebuilding efforts for the Redwood Meadows Emergency Services, following the devastating back hall fire they experienced in December. Read More
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‘No dining’ date ideas for Valentine’s Day
Looking to shake things up this Valentine’s Day? Here’s a few date alternatives to dinner that you can explore with your special someone!
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Braid: Poll shows exodus from separate Alberta would make Quebec flight look minor
The prospect of Alberta leaving Canada is such a hot topic that the other potential “leavers” have been overlooked. Read More
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10 Hawaiʻi cities ranked on race, language diversity
Walk through Honolulu and nearby communities and you hear many languages, see many faces and trace many family stories. These cities sit at the center of a national conversation about who lives where in the United States.
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City announces two below-market housing conversion projects in Calgary’s downtown
Two more office-to-residential conversion projects were announced for Calgary’s downtown on Monday, with both projects being led by below-market housing providers. Read More
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Blake Coleman Lite? Could Joel Farabee be a Flames copycat?
“I feel like my numbers this year don’t really tell the whole story. I feel like I’ve been playing really well, in my opinion,” said Farabee, who hit the Olympic break with 12 goals and 23 points and as the only Flames winger to suit up for all 56 games so far in the 2025-26…
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Killer convicted of reduced charge of manslaughter in fatal stabbing of roommate with sword five years ago
Confessed Calgary killer Michael Elendu bowed his head and wiped away tears Monday as a city judge acquitted him of murder in the fatal stabbing of his roommate five years ago. Read More
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Calgary couple faces drug charges after months-long investigation: CPS
A Calgary couple is facing a slew of drug charges following a months-long investigation by city police. Read More