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Calgary high school girls subject of AI sex abuse materials shared on social media, teen boy charged
A Calgary high school student has been charged after he allegedly used artificial intelligence to create child sexual abuse and exploitation material. Read More
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How is council trying to trim property taxes? A compilation and vote breakdown of amendments
Calgary city council is entering day eight of its 2026 budget deliberations. Read More
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Calgary police charge two people after intercepting nearly $1 million in drugs at Calgary Airport
Two individuals have been charged after more than $900,000 worth of drugs, a loaded 9mm handgun, and drug paraphernalia were intercepted by authorities at the Calgary International Airport last week. Read More
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Kauai single mom seeks help for sons’ holiday needs
On Kauai, a newly single mother and her children are trying to make it through the holidays after a lot of changes.
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‘Immediately discontinue use’: FDA issues alert about diabetes sensors possibly linked to injuries, deaths
The Food and Drug Administration has issued an Early Alert in response to “a potentially high-risk issue” concerning faulty glucose monitor sensors.
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Flames power rankings: Trade target Rasmus Andersson rises to the top
The Flames’ November ended a lot stronger than their October. A low bar, of course, but it makes the process of ranking the players a bit more interesting at this stage of the season. Read More
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Calgary to Banff rail proponents submit plan for federal major project status
Champions of a plan to build a hydrogen-driven passenger rail line from Calgary’s airport to Banff are hoping their vision will be included among Canada’s nation-building infrastructure. Read More
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Turn the page: Former Barenaked Ladies singer goes orchestral with Calgary Phil
When producers of the CBC period drama Murdoch Mysteries asked singer-songwriter Steven Page to write a song called Christmas in Toronto, he couldn’t help but wonder how such a song would fly in other parts of the country. Read More
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Calgary teenager wins award at Intel Global AI fest for impaired driving detector
Aryan Sharma, 15, said he still “vividly’ remembers the moment he learned about the deaths of Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew. Read More
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Opinion: UCP AGM exposed a party moving away from most Albertans
What should have been a celebratory moment for Premier Danielle Smith at her party’s annual general meeting last weekend became something far more revealing — and troubling — about the direction the UCP is determined to take Alberta. Read More