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Braid: The Perils of Pierre – Poilievre faces Conservative leadership vote
Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre goes into his leadership review swinging, convinced his aging agenda can carry the day — and win an election that could come sooner than we think. Read More
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In Calgary courts: Offender to undergo risk assessment following conviction for violent kidnapping and robbery
One of the perpetrators of a violent Calgary kidnapping where a disturbing “proof of life” video was produced to secure a ransom, will undergo a psychiatric risk assessment. Read More
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Restaurant owners convicted of conning temporary foreign workers of bogus government fees have launched appeals
Three Calgary restaurant owners found guilty of conning temporary foreign workers into paying bogus government fees to work in Canada have appealed both their convictions and jail sentences. Read More
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Campus Preview: Dinos, Cougars renew Crowchild Classic hockey rivalry in key battles at Saddledome
The annual Crowchild Classic is here as the University of Calgary Dinos and Mount Royal Cougars hockey teams face off on Thursday at Scotiabank Saddledome. Read More
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Flames power rankings: Goalie Devin Cooley heats up amid cold spell for team
With Rasmus Andersson traded to Vegas, it will be interesting to see who else is dealt by March 7 — as well as who can grab the opportunity as roster spots open up. Read More
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Varcoe: ‘Alberta has been right all along’: Energy is key to Canada’s economic sovereignty, National Bank CEO says
The energy pact between Alberta and the federal government is a positive first step — and becoming an energy superpower is “a necessary condition” to protect the country’s economic sovereignty, says the head of the National Bank of Canada. Read More
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‘Unknown substance’ sprayed inside City bus; multiple riders sick
Multiple bus riders reported feeling sick after an unknown substance was sprayed inside a bus on School Street.
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Popular hula show says farewell to Waikīkī: PHOTOS
On Hawaiʻi’s famous Waikīkī Beach, a free public hula show has spent the past year telling a story rooted in healing, place and memory.
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Day 6 at the Scotties: Candy, doughnuts, and maybe some fruit? What’s fuelling Canada’s top curlers
When you think of what fuels the contestants at national championships, the usual answers are ‘passion’ and ‘competitive fire’. Read More
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Cremona teacher nominated for national award recognizing excellence in music education
The music program at Cremona School is flourishing under the guidance of a teacher named as a finalist for an award recognizing excellence in music education. Read More