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Cyclist critically injured in collision with vehicle on Macleod Trail
A cyclist is in critical condition after colliding with a vehicle on Macleod Trail Thursday afternoon, say city police. Read More
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Cavalry falls hard to host Whitecaps in Canadian Championship quarterfinal opener
Cavalry FC has dug itself a massive hole in trying to bag an elusive Canadian Championship title. Read More
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‘A life well lived’: Calgary entrepreneur and philanthropist Bob Brawn dies at 89
Bob Brawn learned the value of hard work early on in his life, spending three years delivering newspapers for the Calgary Herald to pay for his university education. Read More
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Braid: Smith’s big Stampede rollouts aimed at cutting separatist support
The grandaddy of all Stampede political announcements came on July 12, 2004, when PC Premier Ralph Klein held up a sign that said: Paid In Full. Read More
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Makakilo community secures new emergency access road
“This is the kind of solution you get when you stop waiting for a perfect answer and start working with what’s actually possible.”
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Contemporary Calgary Stampede Breakfast serves up live art through pancake portraits
Contemporary Calgary was serving up more than just pancakes and sausages at their Thursday morning Stampede Breakfast with a Calgary artist live painting, or cooking, faces on flapjacks through a medium he calls “Pancake Portraits.” Read More
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Southern Alberta council approves rezoning for site of AI data centre proposed by farmer
Vulcan County council has approved rezoning land for the site of a proposed AI data centre, opening the door for the applicant to apply for a permit approving the project. Read More
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‘Bass levels remain a challenge’: Stampede noise complaints on the rise
Stampede festivities have generated 186 noise complaints so far, according to a second update from the City of Calgary — over 100 more than the city’s previous update on Monday. Read More
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Sweet sounds of ʻUkulele to take over Waikīkī
The International ʻUkulele Festival of Hawai’i is taking place this weekend in Waikīkī, featuring performances, vendors, food, and free lessons at the Ukulele Store.