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Family seeks answers over death of city man who succumbed to natural causes months after COVID vaccines
Examining the internal organs of a city man, who died months after getting the COVID-19 vaccination, for “spike proteins” wouldn’t have shown a link between his death and the vaccine, a pathologist testified Monday. Read More
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Canada’s Rachel Homan laser-focused on Olympic curling gold
Rachel Homan reached out Sunday night to congratulate Kerri Einarson on a job well done in winning the 2026 Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Read More
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Flames acquire minor-league blue-liner
The Calgary Flames and Dallas Stars have swapped minor-league defencemen, with Gavin White headed north and Jeremie Poirier going the opposite direction. Read More
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Tables are filling fast: 7 Valentine’s Day dinners in Honolulu
Valentine’s Day is almost here, and couples across Honolulu are booking special dinners.
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With Nathan Chasing Horse guilty of sex crimes in U.S., Alberta weighs extradition over similar charges
Nathan Chasing Horse, an American actor most well-known for his role as Smiles A Lot in the 1990 film Dances with Wolves, was convicted of a number of sex assault charges against minors in a Las Vegas courthouse Friday. Read More
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With violent extortion crimes on the rise in Calgary, officials demand action
A string of extortion crimes and shootings in Calgary that’s left a community on edge has prompted a call for action directed to the provincial and federal governments. Read More
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Proposed bylaw provision targets shoplifting under $100
Stealing something worth less than $100 could soon net you a $250 fine, if two Calgary city councillors get their way. Read More
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Cavalry kicks off CPL schedule April 12 away from Calgary
Cavalry FC of the Canadian Premier League has announced its 28-game schedule for 2026, presented by WestJet, marking the club’s eighth season in the league. Read More
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‘Need action right away’: NDP criticizes UCP for health-care system crisis
The Alberta NDP is taking aim at the UCP government for what it says is a lack of action on the province’s deteriorating health-care system, while urging the public to sign a petition calling for a state of emergency. Read More
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City man who tunneled into upstairs neighbour’s apartment guilty of break and enter, judge finds
It would be unreasonable to believe someone other than break-in suspect Ben Maize tunneled from his ground floor apartment into his neighbour’s unit above, a judge said Monday. Read More