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Romancing the race: The incredible love story behind Calgary’s husband-wife duo on The Amazing Race Canada
From mid-April to mid-May this year, Filipe Masetti and Clara Daval seemed to disappear. Read More
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7-Eleven Hawaiʻi celebrates 48 years with free, $1 deals for 7/11 Day
7-Eleven Hawai’i is celebrating 48 years in the islands with special offers running from July 1 through July 11, including a free small SLURPEE on July 11, a limited edition tote bag designed by local artist Jack Soren, and discounted SPAM Musubi.
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Pancakes, politicians and plenty of Stampede spirit at First Flip Breakfast
The griddles were hot and Calgarians were lined up down Stephen Avenue at the First Flip Pancake Breakfast — the unofficial kickoff of the 2026 Stampede on Thursday. Read More
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Calgary Flames trade Blake Coleman, Olli Maatta to Minnesota Wild
Blake Coleman is joining a contender. Read More
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‘More than just a building’: Two Rivers Distillery damaged in fire
An award-winning craft distillery and cocktail lounge in southeast Calgary was heavily damaged in a fire on Tuesday, though owners of the business vowed on social media to rebuild the business. Read More
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Busy spring homes market tails off amid falling sales, prices
Calgary’s typically busy spring real estate market turned out not to be so eventful this time around. Read More
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Ask a Banker | Common scams targeting young adults
Thousands of young adults are graduating from high school, heading to college or the workforce.
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Honolulu Pride lineup announced for October parade, festival
The Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation has announced the entertainment lineup for the 2026 Honolulu Pride Festival, featuring nationally known performers and local talent, and will take place on October 17th at the Tom Moffatt Waikīkī Shell.
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Calgary Zoo welcomes three red panda cubs
Wilder Institute’s Calgary Zoo has welcomed three new residents, endangered red panda cubs born early June. Read More
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Rising prices, mortgage rates worsen Canada’s housing affordability
Homes became less affordable across Canada in May driven by rising prices and mortgage interest rates, a new report found. Ratehub.ca published its monthly affordability report in June, showing the income required to qualify for a five-year, fixed-rate mortgage for the average-priced home increased in every major market monitored. Read More