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(The Hill) – “South Park” targeted President Trump and Paramount Global in its latest episode this week, poking fun at the president for targeting his enemies and at one point depicting him in bed with Satan. The Wednesday season premiere of the hit animated show, which airs on Comedy Central, featured an animated and doctored…

‘These are scary times’: A busy Steve Earle ready to make a new record for troubled times

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Steve Earle figures he is three songs away from finishing his long-gestating musical based on the 1983 Robert Duvall film Tender Mercies. Read More

Uptick in home sales varies across the country

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The temporary cooling of trade tensions in June led to buyers returning to many markets across Canada, a new report has found. Read More

The wolves have survived: How Los Lobos became one of the last bands standing from the ’70s L.A. music scene

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While it may not be what Los Lobos fans want to hear, the veteran band from East L.A. has no plans of returning to the studio anytime soon. Read More

Alberta taxpayers on the hook for $142.8M coal settlement

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A coal company has dropped a claim against the Government of Alberta after the province agreed to fork out nearly $143 million. Read More

Opinion: As more Albertans explore parks this summer, it’s time to protect nature

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Two of golf’s best Spaniards are coming to Calgary for Rogers Charity Classic

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Two of golf’s greatest Spaniards, José María Olazábal and Miguel Angel Jimenéz, have confirmed they will return to Calgary for the 2025 Rogers Charity Classic, August 11-17. Read More

Calgary’s real estate: from bust to boom

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Calgary is well known for its booms and busts, and now a new study reflects how the cyclical nature of its energy driven economy is mirrored by its real estate market. Read More

Chorney-Booth: Dig deeper into culinary culture with a guided food tour

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Earlier this year, I found myself sitting in a booth in the Fairmont Palliser Hotel’s Hawthorn dining room with my mother and a small group of very pleasant strangers. We drank Caesars and ate ginger beef, talked about the history of the hotel and its importance to the city of Calgary and then walked down…

Contractions in real estate signal fragility in Calgary market

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