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National accessArts Centre secures $1.5M from TD to support disability arts programs
The National accessArts Centre (NaAC) is getting a $1.5-million boost from TD Bank in support of its programs for artists living with disabilities. Read More
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A ‘punishment’: Calgarians protest as province prepares to move AISH recipients to new disability benefits program
Outside the city’s AISH office in northeast Calgary, a number of Calgarians gathered on a frigid Wednesday, dressed in their warmest clothing and holding posters and red flags. Read More
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Calgary Wild FC announces roster updates ahead of 2026 season
Calgary Wild FC announced on Wednesday the release of six players as the club prepares for the Northern Super League’s 2026 season. Departing from the organization are forwards Christie Gray and Danielle Steer; midfielder Madison Wilson; defenders Ally Green and Mijke Roelfsema; and goalkeeper Stephanie Bukovec. Read More
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Massive Conrich arson blaze sparks firefighting pact with nearby Chestermere
A huge arson blaze that destroyed three homes in Conrich has led to a pact between Rocky View County and nearby Chestermere in a bid to improve firefighting response times. Read More
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‘The mental health and well-being of our keiki must come first’: State announces TikTok lawsuit
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The state of Hawaiʻi announced a lawsuit against one of the world’s most popular social media apps on Dec. 3. TikTok currently has one billion users around the world and over 150 million across the United States. The app has become a scrolling sensation for users of all ages, but especially children.…
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Blanket rezoning hasn’t strained city infrastructure, admin report claims
The city’s switch to residential grade-oriented infill (R-CG) as the default residential zoning district last year has had a “negligible effect” on Calgary’s water, roads and park infrastructure, according to a new city report. Read More
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Government-partnered initiative StartWork helps refugees find employment
Afshan Khurshid arrived with her family in Calgary in 2023 as a refugee from Pakistan after her husband, who was a police officer, received death threats on the job. Read More
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B.C. man who fatally stabbed stranger on Banff street handed community sentence
Justice Johanna Price handed Sproule a two-year conditional sentence to be served in the community for manslaughter in the Sept. 3, 2022, killing of Priddis resident Ryden Brogden. Read More
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Skyline ridership increased almost 30K in November
Skyline ridership grew by nearly 30,000 riders in November, the first full month of the rail’s second segment.
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Comedy star Tumua Tuinei’s Blaisdell homecoming show
Tumua Tuinei has added a second show at the Blaisdell Arena on December 28th due to high demand, capping off a successful year touring his Chee Hoo Tour across the country.