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U of C professor to lead nationwide research on boosting Canada’s slumping productivity
A University of Calgary professor has been tapped to lead a nationwide research effort on why Canada’s economic productivity has slumped for the last decade — and what governments should do about it. Read More
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Officials ask folks to ‘stay put’ following assessment of damages from severe weather
State and county officials are cleaning up and assessing the damage from the gusty winds and rain after heavy weather hit Hawaii.
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80 percent of power restored: Hawaiian Electric
Approximately 80 percent of customers who were without power have now had their electricity restored as of 8 a.m. on Feb. 9.
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Your letters: Traffic circles can make rural roads safer
Anyone who has driven rural Alberta roads has encountered the following phenomenon: when two vehicles approach an intersection at right angles and similar speeds, they can easily evade observation. The front window vertical A-pillars can obscure an approaching car entirely, creating the unsettling moment of “Where did that car come from?” Read More
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Giving back: Calgary residents lauded for funding Nova Scotia documentary
Brian and Anne O’Leary may not have lived in New Waterford, Nova Scotia, for more than 50 years, but it doesn’t mean they don’t care about the community they once called home. Read More
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Vitamin B3 shows promise in halting brain cancer’s return: U of C researchers
The realization he was fighting the most deadly form of brain cancer was terrifying, said Ed Waldner. Read More
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Calgary man died Saturday in Raymond shooting
A 22-year-old Calgary man died early Saturday in a shooting in Raymond, RCMP said Monday. Read More
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Wet weather, winds push through islands Monday
It’s a wet day for most of the Hawaiian Islands, and it’s likely your best bet to stay indoors today.
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Alanis Morissette coming to the Saddledome for the 2026 Calgary Stampede
Canadian music icon Alanis Morissette will be performing at the Saddledome on July 11 as part of the 2026 Calgary Stampede Concert Series. Read More
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Recall petitions test Alberta’s accountability law, but most fall short
Derek Keenan, a resident of Airdrie, was discussing provincial politics — especially his disdain for the UCP government’s handling of the teachers’ strike — with his wife one night last fall when he decided to do something he hadn’t done before: try to oust his MLA. Read More