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Man found with burns in Varsity house fire sent to hospital for treatment
Vigilant teens are being credited with spotting a house fire in northwest Calgary and calling for help. Read More
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Newest Pat thrilled about leaving WHL's Medicine Hat Tigers for Regina
Matt Paranych got what he wanted: A trade away from one of the WHL's top teams. Read More
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Letters: Trade war not the big deal politicians making it out to be
Regarding all the hype over U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's proposed 25 per cent tariffs, our politicians — and especially our Premier Scott Moe — are making a mountain out of a mole hill. Read More
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Breakenridge: Alberta filling void of diplomacy caused by Trudeau's antagonism of Trump
It will come as no surprise that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would have preferred a different outcome in the recent U.S. presidential election. Read More
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Growing Things: How to keep Christmas boughs looking fresh
Q: I recall several years ago you talked about a method of preserving cut boughs of cedar and spruce over the holidays. I want to use the boughs on the stairway handrail and I need to keep them looking well for at least two weeks. I looked in the clippings I keep of your column but cannot find it. Any chance you could mention it again? Thank you for your wonderful column. Saturday is now my favourite day as it brings your column. Read More
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Connections art show at RAM brings healing neuroscience and art communities together
Amid the stress whirl of bumper-car traffic and the holiday “frantics” sits an inward-looking art show, a place of certain calm in its consideration of ourselves, others and the organic machinery that makes us tick. Read More
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Regina senior says care at Pasqua Hospital was 'dehumanizing', family calls for change
At 93, Mary Balazs is no stranger to a hospital recovery, but she says a recent experience in Regina's Pasqua Hospital left her feeling less than human. Read More
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The chameleon change of Edmonton's Whyte Avenue, Old Strathcona area
The once ever-present thrum of Edmonton nightlife no longer pulses down Whyte Avenue but the beat hasn't gone cold, it's just evolving. Read More
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Calgary Herald letters, Dec. 17: Private trees are not for the taking
When driving recently near our home in Diamond Valley, we came across a car parked on the side of a secondary road. We noticed the couple in the car had walked over to a grove of trees and was sizing up a good-sized spruce tree. Read More
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Transportation Minister defends Alberta photo radar reduction, discusses future rail plans
Alberta's transportation sector has undergone several changes over the past year, most recently with the announced plan to reduce photo radar sites across the province by 70 per cent. Read More
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Mandryk: 2024 was more of a year of political upheaval than change
While 2024 wasn't exactly stamped with all the hallmarks of change in Saskatchewan, it may yet prove to be one of those years that becomes a prelude to big change. Read More
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Remembering the Coalhurst mine blast and yearning for a simple Christmas
In December 1935, a mining accident in Coalhurst (about 15 kilometres north of Lethbridge) left 16 men dead. The accident touched the lives of virtually every one of the 1,200 residents in that town, including a young girl who reflected on the tragedy 70 years later for the following news story. She recalled that while life was difficult, the small kindnesses shown by others stayed with her always and contributed to her ability to remember what really matters at Christmas. Author, photojournalist and former Calgary Herald journalist David Bly interviewed her for this story, originally published in 2005. Read More
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Varcoe: If counter-tariffs are a no-go, what will Alberta do if U.S. levies hit oil and gas?
Premier Danielle Smith believes it would be a terrible idea for Canada to impose counter-tariffs on oil and gas shipped to the U.S., but doesn't rule out looking at other tools — if needed — to protect the province if such a levy is applied south of the border. Read More
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Tuesday's letters: EPS watchdog living abroad absurd
John McDougall serving as Edmonton police commissioner while living in Portugal makes as much sense as a mayor running Edmonton from Africa, an Alberta premier running Alberta from China or a prime minister running Canada from Australia. Well, to be honest, I would take absolutely anyone who is living in Australia running Canada over Justin Trudeau. Read More
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'A fresh wound': Federal Conservatives crush Liberals in Cloverdale-Langley City byelection
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had a bad day Monday. Read More
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Canucks 3, Avalanche 1: Kiefer Sherwood sets investment tone in impressive win
Sometimes, the best medicine doesn't come in tablet or liquid form. Read More
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Husband and wife shot in Surrey with child in car nearby
Two people where shot and seriously injured in Newton on Monday evening. Read More
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Player grades: Monster Zach Hyman effort, but Edmonton Oilers let one slip to Florida Panthers
Edmonton gave one away to the Florida Panthers, squandering a 4-2 lead in the second period to lose 6-5 in an Oilers third period marked by mental errors and poor effort. Read More
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Edmonton Oilers wilt in third period of another painful loss to Panthers
On the bright side, at least it wasn’t the worst loss to the Florida Panthers in recent memory. Read More
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Transgender bill challenger dismayed by Smith’s openness to notwithstanding clause
EDMONTON — A lawyer fighting a new Alberta law affecting transgender youth says he’s disappointed Premier Danielle Smith will use the Charter’s notwithstanding clause if need be to shield the changes from legal challenge. Read More
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