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Cabot Cape Breton: Golf with a spectacular view
After tapping in for my standard, ho-hum double on the 11th at Cabot Cliffs — a lovely par-4 that shoots slightly uphill between grass-capped dunes — I turned around to take in the view. The infinite, steel-blue sea. A string of gorgeous golf holes careening along the cliffs. A smattering of wind-sheared shore pines leaning…
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WestJet reverses course on tighter seat layout after passenger backlash
WestJet is rolling back recent cabin layout changes on a portion of its fleet after guest feedback and a viral TikTok video raised concerns about cramped seating. Read More
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‘Runaway freight train’: Kevin Bahl becoming big-hit threat for Flames
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Brookfield’s Amery ideal for large families
Many kitchens feel tight the second you start using them for multiple purposes. Bring in groceries, try to prepare dinner, someone wanders in for a snack and suddenly you’re all competing for the same space. Read More
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Friday is National Do Nothing Day: What does that even mean?
Forget about BOGO burritos and doughnut giveaways, Jan. 16 marks a different type of annual celebration – it’s National Do Nothing Day.
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Opinion: In the Canadian Rockies, tourism success is about stewardship, not just growth
When conversations turn to the benefits of a strong tourism economy in Canada’s national parks, perspectives can quickly feel personal. Tourism supports communities, livelihoods and regional economies, while also carrying a responsibility to protect the places that make those experiences possible. Read More
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On the Road: Shades of brown
I was feeling a bit guilty about how much I was enjoying the weather. Read More
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Opinion: So, you signed an MOU on energy — now what?
Canada and Alberta have signed a sweeping memorandum of understanding on energy. It opens the door to national-interest pipelines, the world’s largest carbon capture project, interprovincial grid expansion, nuclear readiness and a regulatory reset to accelerate approvals. Read More
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2026 tax season is coming up: Here’s what you need to know
Tax season officially begins on Monday, Jan. 26, when the IRS starts accepting and processing 2025 federal tax returns.
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Varcoe: ‘Irrelevant’ or a ‘knee-knocker’ — high stakes for Alberta businesses as free trade review arrives this year
U.S. President Donald Trump calls it irrelevant, but for Corey Smith, CEO of Alberta-based RAM Elevators and Lifts, the upcoming renegotiation of the free-trade deal in North America is a major deal. Read More