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With Donald Trump talking about Canada becoming the 51st U.S. state, some Calgarians are saying the rhetoric from the president-elect is making them reflect on some of the things that make them thankful to be Canadian. Edward Djan has more.
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The City of Calgary saw a strong turnout as nearly 4,900 of the rescued 5,000 Olympic plaza bricks were picked up over the weekend.
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Former Calgary Mayor, Rod Sykes, has passed away at the age of 95. Before politics, he organized a Canada pacific real estate subsidiary to be headquartered in Calgary in the early 60’s.
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They hide in your wallet and purse, slowly disintegrating…your Alberta Health Card. The Alberta Government has heard your concerns with changes promised for Alberta's flimsy, rip-able Health Card to come this spring. Phoenix Phillips reports
They hide in your wallet and purse, slowly disintegrating…your Alberta Health Card. The Alberta Government has heard your concerns with changes promised for Alberta’s flimsy, rip-able Health Card to come this spring. Phoenix Phillips reports
Calgary’s emergency service workers are stepping up to save lives. As part of the sirens for life campaign, first responders in Calgary, Edmonton, and red deer are competing to see which city can recruit the most blood donors this month.
Calgary’s mayor, voicing her concerns over the timing of Trudeau’s decision to step down.
As 2025 begins, many Calgarians are preparing for another year of work and school. Carlene Sorensen reports on how Calgarians are feeling heading into 2025.
The Calgary International Airport is the site of many saying goodbye to loved ones – as some Calgarians embrace the holiday goodbye hug shared again, and again, and again. Phoenix Phillips reports.
Alberta is aiming to double its crude oil production as well as increase exports to the U.S.
The University of Alberta is revamping its ‘diversity, equity, and inclusion’ policies under a new heading, saying those words had become ‘polarizing’. Do Calgary’s post-secondary students want a change also? Callum Hawker reports.
Are Calgarians returning to Canada Post for their delivery needs? Or have they lost confidence in the crown corporation? Rayn Rashid chats with Calgarians on how they are going forward with Canada Post.
Calgary fire crews responded to a shed fire in the city’s southeast on Tuesday afternoon after passersby’s reported seeing smoke coming from a building.
