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This one caught our eye on Global News! Imperial Oil is making waves by planning to cut its workforce by 20% by the end of 2027. Based in Calgary, the oil giant had around 5,100 employees as of 2024. Ok, so what does this mean for Calgarians? Well, with
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Found this one on the Global News! Premier Danielle Smith's Alberta Next panel is wrapping up its cross-province journey in the heart of Calgary this Monday evening. After touring the province, the grand finale? A town hall hosted right here in our vibrant city. So, what does this
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Here is one that caught our eye from CBC News! On Monday, Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu stepped into the Canada Post labor dispute, urging them to put a new offer on the table for the striking postal workers. This comes as the strike enters a new phase, affecting mail delivery
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Here is one that caught our eye on The Calgary Herald! Alberta Teachers' Association members cast their votes on a tentative deal with the province. With possible strike action looming on October 6, this was a crucial moment for both educators and policymakers. So what does this mean for
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Found this one on the Global News! The Calgary Stampeders just boosted their defensive lineup in a major way. On Sunday, they acquired all-star American defensive lineman Lorenzo Mauldin IV from the Ottawa Redblacks. This swap is sure to excite Stamps fans across the city! What does this mean for
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Here is one that caught our eye from CBC News! Alberta teachers are gearing up for a heated vote as some say the latest contract offer just isn’t cutting it. Despite negotiations between the union and employers, the offer doesn’t meet the teachers' expectations, leaving a strike
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Hey Calgary! Heads up—Canada Post is on strike as of Sept. 25, 2025, and it’s shaking things up for our upcoming elections on Oct. 20. But don't worry, Elections Calgary has a game plan. Voter Information Cards? Only partially delivered, but those handy guides aren’t
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Found this one on the Global News! Things got a bit heated at the Global Business Forum in Banff when U.S. Ambassador to Canada, Pete Hoekstra, fiercely defended former President Donald Trump. The clash happened Thursday and spiced up the discussions at this usually calm Alberta mountain gathering. So,
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Here is one that caught our eye from CBC News! Alberta’s Advanced Education Minister, Myles McDougall, is hitting the ground running. Tasked by the premier to explore legislation for free speech and academic freedom, McDougall is diving into the heart of higher learning. What does this mean for Calgarians?
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Found this one on the Global News! In a heartfelt twist, search and rescue crews are using a 6-year-old’s favourite song in their mission to find him near Crowsnest Pass. This search effort has been ongoing for five days now, with crews expanding their tactics by playing the boy’
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Here is one that caught our eye from CBC News! Alberta's transportation minister reaffirmed plans for Calgary's Green Line LRT project to soar above the city on elevated tracks. Despite suggestions from Calgary's Chamber of Commerce and mayoral candidates to tunnel instead, the province
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Here is one that caught our eye from CBC News! Alberta's justice minister is stepping up the game on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID). Legislators have been told to roll out new safeguards and oversight to give the government tighter reins on the program. What does this mean
