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Day 12 at Calgary Stampeders main camp: Defensive line in the spotlight
‘The Sexy Dexy’ might become a thing at McMahon Stadium. Read More
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Why Alberta’s last horse slaughterhouse in Fort Macleod closed its doors
Bouvry Export’s Fort Macleod plant has closed permanently, leaving one horse slaughterhouse left in Canada. Read More
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Massive volleyball tournaments at BMO Centre make up Canada’s largest sporting event
It’s aces and kills at the BMO Centre, with Calgary serving as the host for the 2026 Volleyball Canada Youth National Championships, Canada’s largest sporting event. Read More
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Two injured in Kailua after vehicle collision brings down cable: EMS
Multiple people were injured after a car hit and downed a cable in Kailua Thursday morning.
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Jury finds Calgary drug dealer guilty of murder in Forest Lawn shooting
A jury has found Paulos Berhe guilty of second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a Calgary man during what court heard was a drug deal gone wrong. Read More
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Road closures to be put in place ahead of Servus Calgary Marathon
About 20,000 Calgarians will pour into the city’s streets this weekend, running, jogging and wheeling to the finish line in this year’s Calgary marathon. Read More
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Construction on mental health facility for Alberta students with complex needs begins
A new mental-health facility that will treat 81 youth with mental illnesses is now under construction. Read More
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Peace officers increasing pet licensing enforcement this spring
The City of Calgary will be cracking down on pet licensing this spring as warmer weather brings more pets and their owners outdoors. Read More
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New study finds POTS autonomic disorder can’t be cured, but symptoms can improve with treatment
A Calgary student living with an autonomic disorder that makes her heart beat faster has discovered a finding dispelling long-held myths about how long the condition lasts. Read More
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How to show aloha to paramedics, EMTs during National EMS Week
It’s National EMS Week, an important time to highlight and honor the EMTs and paramedics who handle very crucial and critical situations before we’re taken to the hospital.