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Winnipeg and Calgary have more in common than many people think. For example, Winnipeg was the economic engine of the prairies early in the 20th century, while Calgary is the economic engine in the early 21st century. A recent visit to Winnipeg reminded me of just how similar the two cities are evolving today, despite…

Calgary lawyer who used ‘hallucinated’ AI case law called out by family court judge

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A Calgary family law lawyer is facing potential discipline after using case law “hallucinated” by artificial intelligence in her court submissions. Read More

How far does a pro ball player’s salary go in today’s housing market?

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Homes are pricey, especially in Canada’s largest city, Toronto, where buyers face nearly $1-million price tags for the average home. And a recent Zoocasa report takes a tongue-in-cheek approach to illustrating the affordability challenges there and across other major Canadian cities. Read More

Rents decline in Calgary in May

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Monthly average rents fell in May in Calgary with some of the steepest declines in the city’s Northwest. Rental listing website Liv.rent published its monthly rental report for Alberta, showing the average rent per month in Calgary for unfurnished one-bedroom suites fell more than five per cent, year over year, to $1,454. Read More

‘Learning new tricks’: Canadian canine teams improving their skills in Lethbridge

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Ongoing training is an important part of the job for all police officers — including for ones who aren’t human. Read More

Full closure scheduled for H-1 Freeway at this section: HDOT

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Drivers should prepare for traffic and alternative routes along H-1 Freeway this weekend. The freeway will be fully closed between the Middle Street merge and Likelike Highway off-ramp from 8 p.m. on Saturday, June 6 to 8 a.m. the next day.

USPS raising stamp prices again. Here’s when they take effect

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Sending a letter is getting more expensive again.

Chorney-Booth: More than a garnish! Local microgreens add colour and flavour to restaurant dishes

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Inside a new but average-looking warehouse on the outskirts of Airdrie, David and Kirstin Barchard are growing a whole lot of flavour. The couple’s Micro Acres indoor farm features racks of trays stacked with little plants boasting tiny green, red and purple leaves. As I walk around the quiet building, Kristin snips greens from the…

“There was nobody quite like him”: Stampeders return to Calgary without co-founder Ronnie King

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In the months before Stampeders’ bassist Ronnie King died at the age of 76, he was adamant that he would be making the Ontario gigs planned for the band in 2024. Read More

Cochrane needs to build 5,555 homes by 2031 to meet residents’ needs, according to study

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