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Canada's labour market showed significant strength in October, adding 67,000 positions nationwide for the second consecutive month of growth. This surge pushed the national employment rate to 60.8 per cent, while the unemployment rate saw a welcome dip to 6.9 per cent. Locally, however, Calgary&
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Canadians are rethinking their travel habits south of the border this winter, largely due to new fingerprinting requirements at U.S. customs that began on November 7, 2025. Research from the Angus Reid Institute indicates a stark 50% decrease in Canadians making multiple trips to the U.S. compared to
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On November 4, 2025, Minister of Finance and National Revenue François-Philippe Champagne unveiled "Building Canada Strong," the 2025 federal budget, proposing a hefty $115 billion over five years for major infrastructure projects, with $5 billion specifically earmarked for trade and transport. Right here in Calgary, WestJet, a major
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Big news just dropped from UCalgary that could change how we think about making babies. On November 7, 2025, an interdisciplinary team of researchers is set to reveal groundbreaking findings on sperm function, challenging decades-old assumptions about fertility treatments. The big takeaway? Sperm, it turns out, are far more sophisticated
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The 2024 Canadian Veteran Health Survey, released on November 6, 2025, offers a comprehensive look into the complex transition from military to civilian life. The Statistics Canada report sheds light on the diverse experiences of veterans across the country, detailing variations in general health, chronic conditions, and employment post-service. Factors
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The McCaig Institute for Bone and Joint Health is making serious strides, and it’s big news for our active city. Thanks to ongoing philanthropic support and a knack for attracting top research talent, the Institute is consistently pushing the boundaries of discovery. This isn’t just academic talk; it’
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A recent study paints a stark picture for Canadian parents, revealing deep anxiety about their children's financial futures. Yet, despite these worries, many, including those right here in Calgary, are taking a surprisingly passive approach, largely avoiding crucial financial discussions at home. This report, released today, highlights an
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Forget stuffy lecture halls! Imagine your classroom is the rugged, breathtaking landscape of Kananaskis Country. That’s precisely where future water management pros from SAIT are diving headfirst into real-world applications in their Integrated Water Management field school. These students aren't just reading textbooks; they're immersed
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Calgary is stepping up its game in the fight against waste, with Northstar Clean Technologies announcing the grand opening of Empower Calgary, Canada's first commercial asphalt shingle reprocessing facility. Slated for November 12, 2025, at 285081 Wrangler Way, Rocky View County, this facility marks a pivotal moment for
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Calgary’s biotech scene is buzzing! Local innovator Syantra announced on November 3, 2025, a groundbreaking partnership with the Alamo Breast Cancer Foundation, aiming to revolutionize breast cancer detection and bring more inclusive care. This collaboration marries cutting-edge science with robust advocacy, a critical step as Calgary continues to solidify
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For Calgary’s small business owners, Budget 2025 isn’t about new taxes — it’s about new chances to invest, hire, and grow. Ottawa is sending a clear signal: build your business, and we’ll back you with incentives to compete. A Big Win on Equipment and Growth The headline
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Ottawa’s 2025 budget aims squarely at the middle class — the Canadians feeling the squeeze from rising rent, grocery bills, and everyday costs. It delivers a real financial breather through tax cuts and housing incentives, but the scale of spending raises tough questions about what comes next. The Good News:
