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Graphic of the week: Falling home sales in communities near Calgary
The trend for weaker home sales and sale prices reached many of Calgary’s surrounding communities in November. Read More
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New video, images show person of interest in Brown University shooting investigation
The videos were released as the search continues for the gunman who killed two students and hurt nine others on Saturday.
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Opinion: Why Alberta’s AI ambitions depend on people, not just power
Alberta is making a serious bet on AI infrastructure, but the risk is that infrastructure is the only thing we build. Read More
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Breakenridge: ‘Awkward’ for Smith to celebrate MOU while Poilievre dismisses it
Premier Danielle Smith’s antics earlier this year didn’t exactly help the Conservative election cause, so perhaps it’s unreasonable to expect federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to be doing her any favours right now. Read More
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Parker: Calgary-area company Sultech goes global with sulphur-based fertilizer breakthrough
Sulphur is one of the essential elements for crop production and soil quality. Plants use the chemical to produce enzymes and proteins, and stabilize nitrogen, contributing to their overall health. Read More
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Hawaii man survives shark bite, recounts the ‘chomp’
A routine dive off a remote Big Island beach turned into a painful lesson in marine rescue for a Kona fisherman on Tuesday, Dec. 9.
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Calgarians gather at city hall for menorah lighting in celebration of Hanukkah
Emotions ran high at city hall on Monday evening as hundreds of Calgarians gathered for the city’s annual menorah lighting, held just one day after a terrorist attack at a Hanukkah event in Australia left at least 15 people dead and dozens injured. Read More
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Bell: Numbers in! Alberta a big step closer to 120 km/h speed limit on divided highways
Devin Dreeshen told all of us when he would have the numbers. Read More
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Bill 9 officially signed into law; looks to complete phase-out period by 2030
The Maui County Council officially passed Bill 9, which will cause the number of short-term rentals in the county to dramatically reduce.
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New cafe, electric buses blessed at Honolulu airport; looks to make travel smooth, easy
There are some new improvements at Honolulu Airport that officials say are meant to make the travel experience smoother and better, which they say will keep people flying in and out of the islands.