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Calgarian’s hockey doc Sideways offers powerful journey to hope from tragedy
Trauma can be overcome. Read More
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Calgary sleepwear entrepreneur supporting women with night sweats
A Calgary-based sleepwear brand is using technology in its products to support women suffering from night sweats. Read More
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Adult and child both taken to hospital following collision involving pedestrians
Two people have suffered injuries following a collision involving a vehicle and two pedestrians, according to Calgary police. Read More
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Chef Sam Choy’s 3 local spins on classic holiday dishes
Everyone is familiar with the traditional American holiday dishes like turkey, mashed potatoes and other favorites. But with Hawaiʻi being a completely different culture from the rest of the United States, a whole different realm of culinary possibilities is unlocked.
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Eight-year-old girl finds stability, family seeks holiday aid
A little girl has finally found a stable home just in time for the holiday season, but her new family is looking for a helping hand.
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HFD extinguishes early morning Mānoa residence fire
The Honolulu Fire Department extinguished a building at a Mānoa residence during the early morning hours of Nov. 20.
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Canada’s autumn resale market falls flat despite rate decreases
More consumer confidence and falling interest rates did not spark a rebound in the fall for Canada’s resale real estate market. A recent RBC Economics report found resales were down year over year in October in most major markets, led by Edmonton where sales fell 17 per cent. Vancouver (-14 per cent), the Fraser Valley…
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Chorney-Booth: Homegrown chefs and influences land at the Calgary International Airport
Airports are peculiar spaces: we usually arrive with excitement for a trip ahead, yet few of us want to spend any more time in them than we absolutely must. To create more inviting environments, savvy airports are adding pockets of comfort for passengers who may be stressed by less savoury parts of travel, while also…
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Campaign calls for Ottawa to re-table Online Harms Act
Calls for the federal Liberal government to fulfill its 2021 campaign vow of regulating tech companies to protect children from harmful content online are growing louder, with one Calgary organization saying the “government has dragged their heels for too long.” Read More
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Nelson: Calgary’s flag flap will return to haunt city hall
Mark down May 9. That’s when the flag of Russia could fly proudly above Calgary City Hall. Read More