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A quiet act of generosity at the East Village Superstore recently captured the attention of many, offering a poignant reminder of community spirit amidst challenging times. A young woman, noticing a man unable to afford his groceries, discreetly stepped forward to cover the cost. Her polite offer, made without seeking

The Alberta government is moving forward with legislative changes that would allow residents to privately purchase diagnostic and preventative services, including MRIs, CT scans, full-body scans, and blood work, without requiring a doctor’s order. Premier Danielle Smith and Primary and Preventative Health Services Minister Adriana LaGrange state the initiative

A critical discussion is unfolding across Alberta regarding the implications and substantial costs of the province's potential separation from Canada. The discourse intensifies as economic and social realities come into sharper focus, particularly within Calgary. The financial burden alone presents a formidable challenge. With 456,388 Albertans signing

A northwest Calgary family recently captured a rare and delightful sight in their Charleswood backyard: baby bobcats at play. The young bobcats were observed wrestling and frolicking, offering a charming glimpse into the often-elusive world of urban wildlife. This encounter highlights a growing trend in Calgary, where bobcat sightings have

A recent incident involving a Calgary resident has brought to light potential confusion surrounding driver's license suspensions after medical emergencies, prompting a closer look at communication protocols. Following a seizure and subsequent hospitalization, the individual was informed by hospital staff that their license would be suspended for three