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The Gist: Your Calgary Home, Far From Home So, you're living your best life outside of Canada, perhaps exploring distant shores or working overseas, but it's time to sell your beloved Calgary digs. The good news? You absolutely can! Alberta law allows you to appoint a
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The Gist For many Calgarians, the annual Polar Express train ride at Aspen Crossing, nestled near Mossleigh, Alberta, is a cherished holiday tradition. Inspired by the beloved movie, this approximately one-hour excursion promises festive cheer, complete with a golden train ticket, hot chocolate in a ceramic collector's mug,
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Calgarians are saying the downtown disruption was quite the scene! A truck blocked a busy intersection, causing CTrain delays. Turns out, the driver was unconscious with a truckload of surprises. Thankfully, officers stepped in just in time.
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The Gist Calgary's tech scene just got a significant boost for anyone navigating the wild west of cryptocurrency. Guavy Inc., a digital asset market intelligence company founded in 2015, has officially announced the launch of its iOS app, making AI-powered market sentiment and trading signals accessible to everyday
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The Gist Another major player in Calgary's energy landscape is making a move. Kiwetinohk Energy Corp. shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a deal for Cygnet Energy Ltd. to acquire the company. This means Kiwetinohk, a name familiar to many on Stephen Avenue, is set to be acquired for a
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We’re hearing about a serious incident in Dalhousie involving police and a man with a knife. Thankfully, no officers or public were harmed, but the station is closed for now.
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The Gist: Calgary's Market Finds its Footing After a relentless climb, Calgary's red-hot housing market is experiencing a subtle, yet significant, shift. According to the latest data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), highlighted by ATB Economics, our city's composite benchmark home price
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The Gist: Beyond Quebec's Borders, A Familiar Frustration Down in Quebec, a recent C.D. Howe Institute report paints a stark picture: despite two decades of reforms, a quarter of Quebecers are still without a regular family doctor. Researcher Tingting Zhang points to coercive policies and misaligned incentives,
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The Gist Demetrios Nicolaides, our very own MLA for Calgary-Bow and the current Minister of Education and Childcare, recently dropped a holiday letter that's anything but standard seasonal fare. Instead of the usual lighthearted greetings, parents across Alberta, including right here in our city, received a missive soaked
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A quiet Sunday evening in Deer Run was abruptly shattered, pulling the southeast community into the unsettling spotlight of a suspicious death. Police responded to a disturbance call shortly after 10 p.m. on December 14, 2025, where they found a man in his 70s with severe injuries. He later
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On a frigid Friday morning, Calgary’s emergency services were stretched thin, responding to a trio of alarming fires that laid bare the city’s vulnerabilities. From a cargo van blaze threatening LRT lines in Martinvalley ME NE to a burning Transit shuttle on Nose Hill Drive NW, and a
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The Gist Alright, Calgary, let's talk about something that impacts far too many of our neighbours, from the bustling Beltline to the quiet corners of Ward 11. Despite all the talk, Alberta remains one of the few Canadian provinces and territories – alongside places like the Northwest Territories and