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Trump says the US ‘needs’ Greenland for Arctic security. Why?
Location, location, location: Greenland’s position above the Arctic Circle makes the world’s largest island a key part of security strategy. But for whom? Increasing international tensions, global warming and the changing world economy have put Greenland at the heart of the debate over global trade and security, and U.S. President Donald Trump wants to make…
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AI-generated police report says officer turned into frog
Background audio from a movie was misinterpreted as part of the incident.
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Varcoe: Chaos in Venezuela highlights need to diversify trade market for Canadian oil
Canada has received another “wake-up call” on what can happen when geopolitics suddenly rattle global oil markets, punctuating the push for investing in new export infrastructure. Read More
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Opinion: Smith: One and done or perpetual legacy?
This year will be pivotal for Premier Danielle Smith. Will she be “one and done” like her predecessor, Jason Kenney, or unleash a dynasty rivalling her hero, Ralph Klein? Read More
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Breakenridge: An early election would draw focus away from crucial pipeline work
The sudden resignation of a prominent cabinet minister has only added to the growing cloud of uncertainty hanging over Alberta politics as 2026 commences. Read More
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Parker: Calgary Clay Co. creates unique gifts with serenity and style
Corporate gifting must be a problem, as one has to be conscious of people who can’t have nuts, chocolate or sugary shortbreads, and avoid the smell of candles. And some just aren’t impressed with a too tall calendar. Read More
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Petition calls for investigation into $35,000 cash payment to Hawaii lawmaker
There are new calls for a State corruption investigation into a potential bribe.
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Three takeaways as Flames frustrated to fall further from .500
On New Year’s Eve, the Calgary Flames finally clawed their way back to .500 after spending the better part of three months with a losing record. Read More
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Greenidge debut is well received for Hawai’i men’s volleyball
With high expectations and even higher anticipation entering the season, the University of Hawaiʻi men’s volleyball team showed little sign of rust in its 2026 debut. The second-ranked Rainbow Warriors opened the season with a convincing two-match sweep of NJIT, rolling to a pair of straight-set victories Friday and Sunday before a combined crowd of…