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City man handed 11½-year sentence for brutal homicide of victim who refused to fight back
The “vengeful and brutal” beating and stabbing death of a Calgary man in a love-triangle turned deadly has landed a confessed killer an 11½-year prison term. Read More
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Suncor worker dies at oilsands site near Fort McMurray
The death of a worker at a Suncor Energy Inc. site in Canada marked the first fatality for the oil sands company since a former chief executive stepped down in 2022 after a spate of deadly incidents. Read More
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White: Will Calgary’s greater downtown vision work?
Recently I had coffee with Thom Mahler, director of downtown strategy, the guy who is managing the transformation of downtown Calgary from a place to work to a place to live, play and yes, still work. Read More
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Who is Abram Wiebe? Meet the other piece in the Rasmus Andersson trade
Eager to analyze a trade that had been anxiously anticipated, Calgary Flames fans hustled to the web to do a little digging on the defence prospect involved the deal. Read More
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HPR review: Juliet gets the last laugh in irreverent satire that sets sights on the Bard
Juliet: A Revenge Comedy is one of those rare productions that actually lives up to all the hype. Read More
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No injuries after Calgary home hit by gunfire, police say
Calgary police are searching for witnesses and suspects after a home in Taradale was shot at Thursday night. Read More
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Over 1 million bottles of popular cleaning product recalled: Here’s why
Over a million bottles of a popular cleaning product are being recalled because they contain bacteria, including one known to cause blood infections, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Opinion: Protect local water systems by turning on provincial funding tap
If there’s one lesson Albertans can take from Calgary’s recent water‑main crisis, it’s that our municipal water and wastewater infrastructure is far more fragile than most of us realize. Read More
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Brookman: Carney signals new era of leadership, but many hurdles lie ahead
Even some of Canada’s most conservative critics may have been impressed with the speech that Prime Minister Mark Carney gave in Davos, Switzerland. His calm and rational approach provided three outbursts of applause, and it was impossible not to compare it to some of the self-aggrandizing rhetoric that we have heard from other Western leaders…