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‘What happened on Saturday cannot happen again’: Weekend skijoring event pushed Banff past capacity
The Town of Banff was forced to turn away vehicle traffic for part of the day Saturday, after a skijoring event attracted thousands of people, exceeding the community’s capacity. Read More
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‘Some really tough days’: Flames’ Martin Pospisil opens up about latest injury
Martin Pospisil lets out a long sigh. Read More
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Guide to the 2026 Scotties: Lineups, curlers and the skinny for each rink
No Homan … no problem, Canada. Read More
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Feeder main replacement replacement construction to begin this week
The City of Calgary is wasting no time in starting construction on a replacement line for the Bearspaw South feeder main, after the critical water conduit burst twice in the past 18 months. Read More
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Army’s ‘Lightning Surge’ set to bring new data, AI-supported tech to Hawaiʻi
The Army’s push to modernize battlefield decision-making takes a major step in Hawaiʻi this month as the 25th Infantry Division tests AI-supported tools and next-generation data systems during Lightning Surge 2026.
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New year, new you: Why do people set New Year’s resolutions?
Many people make resolutions at the start of a new year, but goals can be made at any time. Why do people set New Year’s resolutions? And, do they actually work?
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This arcade game was illegal in Hawaiʻi, until the Supreme Court stepped in
From arcades to bowling alleys, today, pinball machines are colorful, loud and fun games to play. But it wasn’t always like that.
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Calgary brothers plead guilty in brutal attack on city bus driver
The second of two brothers who brutally attacked a Calgary transit driver pleaded guilty to aggravated assault Tuesday, a day after his sibling admitted his involvement in the incident. Read More
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Calgary man charged with child abduction after two-year search in multiple countries
Calgary police arrested and charged a man with child abduction, following a two-year search that spanned multiple countries. Read More
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Aging Infrastructure, cybersecurity threats continue to push city infrastructure corporate risk profile upward
Eleven per cent of the City of Calgary’s infrastructure is in “poor” or “very poor” condition, contributing to the city’s elevated corporate risk profile, says a report coming to council’s audit committee this week. Read More