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‘One of the good guys’: Calgary tourism leader killed in crash remembered as trusted mentor and industry advocate
A prominent voice in Calgary and Canada’s tourism industry is being remembered as a good friend, a generous mentor and trusted adviser whose decades-long career left a lasting mark on the sector. Read More
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Bernhard Langer shares wisdom with Calgary’s next generation.
Gavin McDougall soaked in the suggestions of legendary golfer Bernhard Langer on Tuesday. Read More
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Varcoe: ‘Pretty incredible’ – Calgary sees tech sector employment top 80,000, still has fastest job growth in North America for 3rd year in row
When the CEO of Shifty Eye Games was looking to hire for three local positions earlier this month, he posted ads for the open spots on social media and was stunned by the response. Read More
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More than a hockey story: Cassie Campbell-Pascall opens up in ‘Just a Girl’
For someone who spent much of her life in front of cameras, on Olympic podiums and under the microscope of Canadian hockey, Cassie Campbell-Pascall is surprisingly uncomfortable talking about herself. Read More
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First suspected Hurricane Lala death reported on Hawaii Island
Hawaii Island officials are investigating the death of a 93-year-old woman in the Kau District, which appears to be the first reported fatality from Hurricane Lala.
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Nearly 60K without power across Hawaiʻi, Oʻahu customers asked to limit use: HECO
Approximately 57,000 customers across the islands remain without power as of 7 a.m., Hawaiian Electric reported on Tuesday, Aug. 18.
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Fired Calgary Philharmonic musician’s complaint against union rejected by labour board
A complaint filed against his union by a musician dismissed by the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra for misogynistic emails has been rejected by the a provincial labour panel. Read More
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There goes the neighbourhood? A McDonald’s is coming to Kensington
The yellow arches will soon grace Kensington, though not all businesses in one of Calgary’s most vibrant urban villages are excited about the fast food giant’s impending arrival. Read More
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Crown seeks 10 to 13 years for serial rapist Richard Mantha
One victim of 62-year-old serial rapist Richard Robert Mantha told court Tuesday that she thought she’d perish at the hands of her attacker. Read More
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Alberta government renews Avalanche Canada funding after five-month wait
Alberta government has restored financial backing for Avalanche Canada by signing an agreement totalling $750,000 over three years a little over a week after the organization’s CEO said the non-profit was contemplating cutting its services in the province. Read More