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Calgary hosts largest Arctic Science Meeting in North America
Top researchers and scientific minds are gathering in Calgary for the 25th Annual Scientific Meeting, hosted by ArcticNet. Read More
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In Calgary courts: Top court upholds conviction of man who tried to extort businesswoman after breaking into her home
Convictions against a Calgary man who tried to extort millions from a prominent city businesswoman after breaking into her home have been upheld. Read More
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Which fireworks are legal in Hawaii?
As New Year’s Eve approaches, officials are reminding residents that firework laws in Hawaii come with strict rules and laws to follow.
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Man arrested in connection to fatal hit-and-run on Maui
The 31-year-old man suspected of a fatal hit-and-run that killed a 19-year-old driver on Maui was arrested on Dec. 15.
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New downtown food bank location has clients picking their food from the shelves
The Calgary Food Bank has opened a downtown grocery store-style location that aims to add “normalcy” for clients, and help them learn to “make good food choices,” its CEO said. Read More
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What the Quinn Hughes trade means for the Calgary Flames
The blockbuster trade that saw Quinn Hughes moved to the Minnesota Wild on Friday didn’t directly involve the Calgary Flames, but it will likely have some implications for the local club. Read More
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Council takes step to repeal process for blanket rezoning, next step is public hearing
Calgary city council took the next step toward scrapping blanket rezoning Monday, approving a proposal to begin the repeal process for the divisive zoning regulation. Read More
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‘You’d better not die’: How Flames goalies view possibility of dropping gloves
Most NHL goalies go through their entire careers without ever skating to centre ice, dropping their gloves and throwing down with their opposite number. Read More
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Guide to GSOC’s Canadian Open: Will slam success translate into Olympic glory for Bruce Mouat?
They are the winners of six of the last eight Grand Slam of Curling events. Read More
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Gov. Green tackling tight budget, healthcare uncertainty
“We had plenty of money, and then this last 10 months, basically the federal government took a lot of actions that took $3 billion out of our economy, the tariffs, the shutdown, and so on.”