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Calgary Construction Association brings mental health and addiction discussion to SAIT students
The Calgary Construction Association is partnering with SAIT to destigmatize conversations about mental health and addiction on jobsites in Alberta through the Tailgate Toolkit. Read More
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On Calgary minor soccer junket to Edmonton, World Cup anticipation reaches fever pitch in Calgary
A day-long deluge couldn’t dampen the spirits of Calgarians who travelled to Edmonton Monday to watch the Canadian men’s national soccer team play a pre-tournament friendly ahead of this month’s FIFA World Cup. Read More
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Farkas welcomes thousands of students to city hall for 37th Mayor’s Environment Expo
Calgary students are taking the spotlight at City Hall for the 37th annual Mayor’s Environment Expo, an annual event that sees the municipal building overrun by young minds tackling a variety of pressing environmental issues. Read More
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HFD opens short window for new firefighter recruits
Looking for a rewarding career in public service? Join the Honolulu Fire Department and receive extensive training in emergency response and teamwork.
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‘Wouldn’t believe it if we didn’t live through it’: Injured worker stuck in WCB limbo as treatment remains out of reach
David Clegg is trapped. Read More
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Company ordered to pay $350,000 following 2023 worker death at Calgary warehouse
An Ontario-based building and interior materials supplier has been given a $350,000 penalty by a Calgary court following the 2023 death of a worker at its northeast Calgary warehouse. Read More
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Breakenridge: MLAs’ continuing silence on separatism ‘cowardly’
Although we don’t have any of them on record, it’s not unreasonable to suspect there are at least some separatists within the UCP caucus. Read More
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Varcoe: Canadian pipeline industry on ‘edge of something really big’ as more projects advance
The timing may be tight, but it appears the Canadian oilpatch will be able to keep adding production without exhausting all available pipeline space in the coming months. Read More
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Opinion: The believers in the Global Energy Show were right
Fourteen years ago, I moved to Calgary. I didn’t grow up in the oilpatch, although my father was a veteran of the energy industry. I came for work, the way a lot of people do, and I assumed the city would be a chapter. Read More
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Your letters: Blame province for high taxes, loss of services
The UCP has released a new ad featuring Premier Danielle Smith, in which she touts the great job her government is doing, especially in lowering taxes. Read More