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How to buy 2026 FIFA World Cup tickets
(NEXSTAR) – The beautiful game is coming the United States, Mexico and Canada in 2026 and millions of fans from around the world will be looking to get their hands on tickets to watch the best players in the world. But with 6.5 million fans expected to attend and millions more registered online, securing your…
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How 17 million Americans enrolled in Medicaid and ACA plans could lose their health insurance by 2034
(The Conversation) – The big tax and spending package President Donald Trump signed into law on July 4, 2025, will cut government spending on health care by more than US$1 trillion over the next decade. Because the final version of the legislation moved swiftly through the Senate and the House, estimates regarding the number of people likely to lose…
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Tired of mosquitoes? Bizarre hack could be the answer for your yard
(NEXSTAR) – It’s that time of year when every time you’re simply trying to enjoy the peace and quiet of the night sky in your own backyard, mosquitoes who refuse to quit won’t leave you alone. The best way to prevent these blood suckers is to use insect repellent, citronella candles, or even protective clothing.…
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Last: Riesling – the white for all seasons and all foods (almost)
When I started my career in the wine biz, over 30 years ago now, riesling was the one grape that had eluded me. It was like bebop jazz, I knew it existed, but that didn’t mean I had to like it. I eventually came to love both, sometimes together, and now I regard riesling as…
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Take a detour: Red Deer is more than just a Hwy 2 pitstop!
After the third or fourth high-speed turn down Canyon Ski Resort’s thrilling Canyon Coaster, my bacon biscuit breakfast started doing backflips in my belly. That may sound, from a linguistic standpoint, kinda cute. But in real time, when you’re’ white-knuckling it down a hair-raising “pipe,” plunging down a steep hillside and screaming like a wild…
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Gardening tips to attract hummingbirds
A flash of brilliant magenta and green, accompanied by the sound of furiously beating tiny wings, was my first hummingbird encounter in my backyard. And then it was over before I could even register that it had happened! It left me wanting more. Since then, I have planted hummingbird-friendly flowers and provided other enticements to…
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Opinion: Proportional representation is an antidote to national disunity
Canada’s political divide is deepening — and our voting system is making it worse. Read More
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Opinion: AISH clawback underscores Alberta’s fraying social contract
And now, the Canada Disability Benefit, a long-awaited federal program meant to lift people out of poverty, is being clawed back by Alberta. AISH recipients are told to apply, only to have every federal dollar deducted from their provincial benefit. What should have been a turning point is instead a trap. Read More
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It’s time to change the conversation about the economy and climate change
Another devastating forest fire season is upon us and the eastern U.S. has been sizzling under a record-breaking heat dome. We can no longer ignore that climate change is the cause. Read More
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Opinion: Transportation minister needs to stay in his lane
Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen recently wrote to the mayors of both Edmonton and Calgary with “concerns” about bike lanes. His first letter to Edmonton called for the cancellation of the 132nd Avenue project, but the letter to Calgary was more vague, stating “we need to seriously consider on how to maintain adequate capacity for motor…