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Power of pancakes on display at two Wednesday morning breakfasts
Blue and pink were the colours of the day for Stampede pancakes on Wednesday. Read More
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Downtown residents say public urination — not noise — is top concern near Cowboys Music Festival
Residents of a downtown Calgary apartment building say the biggest nuisance from the Cowboys Music Festival isn’t the music — it’s the urine-soaked pavement outside their door every day. Read More
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‘I could not believe he hit me’: Senior couple attacked in northwest Calgary
A Calgary senior fears the enraged cyclist who attacked his wife on a northwest Calgary pathway could strike again. Read More
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Going shopping? Calgary Stampede Market has some unexpected items for sale
The midway might be best known for fun and funky food items, but the Calgary Stampede Market located in the BMO Centre certainly has some twists and turns up and down its alleyways. Read More
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Behind the reins: Inside the Calgary Stampede’s safety plan for chuckwagon horses
The debate over horse safety in chuckwagon racing isn’t new — and the Calgary Stampede has been tightening its safety rules for years. Read More
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Power points: Calgary director Mathew Embry tackles energy poverty in Peru, Nunavat in new documentary
Not long after Mathew Embry posted his documentary Help Is On The Way on YouTube, he received two “scathing” comments on the same day. Read More
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PHOTOS: This Hawaiʻi state park takes you back in time
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hawaiʻi is a popular place for tourists, but some spots are very crowded and full of stores and restaurants. If you want to visit somewhere peaceful and full of Hawaiian history, then Lapakahi State Historical Park on Hawaiʻi Island is a great choice. This park was once an old fishing village from…
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Drought conditions worsening in southeast Alberta but farmers remain optimistic
It’s been a tougher, drier year for Devin McNeill’s family farm in southeast Alberta. Read More
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Judge orders Jan. 6 rally organizer to pay $2K daily until compliance with subpoena
(The Hill) — A federal judge on Wednesday ordered an organizer of President Donald Trump’s Jan. 6, 2021, rally at the Ellipse to pay $2,000 a day until she complies with a subpoena for records about her involvement in the event. U.S. District Judge Donald Middlebrooks said Republican fundraiser Caroline Wren’s “pattern of disregard and…
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Climate change and aerosol pollution made drought inevitable in the Southwest: Study
(The Hill) – The combined effects of climate change and air pollution have led to direct declines in precipitation in the U.S. Southwest, making drought inevitable, a new study has shown. These circumstances, which began taking hold in about 1980, are likely here to stay as the planet warms, according to the study, published on…