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New downtown food bank location has clients picking their food from the shelves
The Calgary Food Bank has opened a downtown grocery store-style location that aims to add “normalcy” for clients, and help them learn to “make good food choices,” its CEO said. Read More
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Council takes step to repeal process for blanket rezoning, next step is public hearing
Calgary city council took the next step toward scrapping blanket rezoning Monday, approving a proposal to begin the repeal process for the divisive zoning regulation. Read More
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‘You’d better not die’: How Flames goalies view possibility of dropping gloves
Most NHL goalies go through their entire careers without ever skating to centre ice, dropping their gloves and throwing down with their opposite number. Read More
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Guide to GSOC’s Canadian Open: Will slam success translate into Olympic glory for Bruce Mouat?
They are the winners of six of the last eight Grand Slam of Curling events. Read More
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Gov. Green tackling tight budget, healthcare uncertainty
“We had plenty of money, and then this last 10 months, basically the federal government took a lot of actions that took $3 billion out of our economy, the tariffs, the shutdown, and so on.”
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Fukubukuro is back! Here’s where you can get a grab bag:
Fukubukuro, the popular Japanese retail holiday, is just around the corner and more than 50 Ala Moana Center stores will have deals for you.
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Top 11 things Hawaiʻi drivers need to know when driving in heavy rains, flooding
The State of Hawaii is expecting lots of rain over the couple of weeks. So, roads are going to be even more dangerous than they usually are.
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Rob Reiner dead at 78: A look back at his Spinal Tap II interview
Rob Reiner was found dead Sunday at his home under circumstances that triggered a police investigation. He was 78. Read More
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Your letters for Dec. 16: Money spent on wrong things
I recently read about the plan to redevelop Fortress, Nakiska and Castle into year-round resorts, at a cost of $4 billion. I understand that we should do everything we can to encourage more tourism, but at what cost? Read More
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‘It felt like bringing a knife to a gunfight’: One citizen’s tangled tale with blanket rezoning
Bowness resident Bruce Graham, former president of Calgary Economic Development, wrote the following letter to city council providing his opinion and explaining his experience as a citizen with blanket rezoning. The issue is currently being debated at City Hall, with discussion occurring as to whether the city’s blanket rezoning policy should be repealed. Read More