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Breakenridge: Not exactly basking in accolades, Smith manages to hold off separatists
If Premier Danielle Smith was looking to bask in the glow of a political victory, an ideal and obvious backdrop would surely have been the friendly confines of a major UCP gathering. Read More
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Graphic of the week: What B.C. thinks of a new oil pipeline
A majority of Canadians are in favour of the construction of a pipeline from Alberta to the northern coast of British Columbia, though support in the province most affected by the project is a lot thinner, a new poll by the Angus Reid Institute says. Read More
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Changemaker: Kamran Shukoor — what drives Calgary’s 2025 mayor for a day?
When 18-year-old Kamran Shukoor won Calgary’s 2025 mayor for a day contest in April, his three big campaign ideas were to introduce systems to engage youth in politics, increase traffic efficiency using artificial intelligence and incentivize government transparency — but he has ambitions beyond municipal politics. Read More
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Giving Tuesday a way to save lives, say health foundations
When asked how donated funds have helped improved health care in Calgary, Paul Rossman has no shortage of examples. Read More
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Parker: Calgary company marks 40 years as Canadian leader in supplying high-quality leather
People search for a perfume that best matches their personality, and many love the tantalizing aroma of a fresh cup of coffee. Printer’s ink brings back fond memories for me. Read More
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Flames prospect power rankings: Hard to ignore Ethan Wyttenbach’s superb stats
https://twitter.com/GabbyJChernoff/status/1994962439767822414 Read More
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Opinion: As the U.S. bets big on nuclear, it’s time for Canada to do the same
The future of energy is being rewritten, and Alberta has a chance to hold the pen. A global nuclear revolution is underway, and Alberta stands at the brink of this new era. Read More
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Bell: Danielle Smith warns ‘lowlife criminals’ — is her warning real or is it big hat, no cattle?
I am confused. I am really confused. Read More
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Honolulu police searching for two suspects in knife-point robbery in Waipahu
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu police are searching for two suspects involved in a knife-point robbery. Police say it happened on Dec. 1 around 1:20 p.m. on Waipahu Depot Road. Authorities say a 28-year-old man reported that two male suspects on a moped pulled up next to his open vehicle window, threatened him with a knife…
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Give Big Hawaii campaign launches to support local nonprofits
Give Big Hawaii, a 24-hour online giving campaign, launches Monday, Dec. 2 at midnight and runs through 11:59 p.m., offering residents an easy way to support more than 100 local organizations with a single click.