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Opinion: Growing Canada’s economy requires investing in people, not just projects
Canada, the game as we knew it has changed. Our long-standing partnerships and alliances have shifted, and the rules-based order and economy are in question, leaving behind the predictability they once provided. Read More
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Where did 2025 go? A look back at the year that was
Just like that, another year has come and gone. Postmedia Calgary journalist Bill Kaufmann looks back at significant events at home and abroad that defined 2025. Read More
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Nelson: New year, new council, new hope for Calgary
Happy New Year, Calgary — there were days we worried you were gone for good. But you can’t keep a great city down forever. So, yes, we’re back and ready to roll into 2026. Read More
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Are banks open on New Year’s Eve?
Need to cash some checks, exchange some currency or grab a handful of complimentary lollipops before the New Year?
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Rob and Michelle Reiner’s autopsy reports blocked from release
A “security hold” was placed by the cases by the Los Angeles Police Department and approved by a judge.
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Water main break near 16th Avenue N.W. causes disruption to 2,000 homes
Some homes and businesses are experiencing disruptions due to a water main break near 16th Avenue in Bowness. Read More
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Honolulu EMS ride-along: What to do when you see an ambulance coming
“The traffic has gotten worse and drivers have gotten worse, so we have to be a lot more vigilant, in my opinion. So we have to take extra care and coffee when we drive.”
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New state laws for 2026 to have major impacts to local businesses
The new year brings new laws, and many will hit close to home for local businesses in 2026.
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Popular K-drama boosts tourism to Swiss lakeside village
“There’s so many people who look just like us. This show has done a lot for that town and we’re happy we could also be there.”
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New $11M project to help keep Kailua water clean
“What disinfection does is it inactivates or kills microscopic bacteria and viruses that remain after those other treatment processes.”