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ALBERTA VOTES
Campaign demographics: Breaking down the party numbers
By contrast, the NDP is the only one among the major political parties vying to win the 2019 Alberta provincial election to achieve gender parity. The competitors don't even come close.
Exclusive
Dog poop, rowdy campers, smelly outhouses top Alberta Parks camping complaints
Campground reviews obtained under Freedom of Information request reveal what people love and hate most about camping in Kananaskis and the Calgary area.
Friendship born out of grief: Calgarians touched by murder find solace in gym
Grieving mother and fitness professional say exercise helped pull them out of depression and anger.
Calgary diner claims 'better ketchup' than Heinz
The owner of a mom-and-pop diner in Bridgeland says she wants to shake up the ketchup oligopoly with what she calls “better ketchup.”
Analysis
Why Die Hard is the ultimate Christmas movie — despite naysayers
Like many other Christmas classics, Die Hard tells the story an imperfect protagonist with a dad bod who must overcome obstacles to learn the meaning of Christmas. Except in this case, it's all while under fire from a group of terrorists.
Q&A
Hutterites, Olympians among those who learn everything from science to farm safety from this virtual teacher
Whether it's high school science, farm safety or ESL, Stephanie Krammer can teach it all: the only thing missing is a classroom.
City council can't approve major pipelines, but it has other levers for job creation
Calgary Eyeopener podcast explores the city’s role in creating jobs — what the incoming new council can do to boost the economy.
Arena funding debate: A play that always unfolds over several acts
By now you’ve heard all the arguments for why Calgary needs a new hockey arena: the Saddledome is old, the roof sucks, the concourse is too small, Bruno Mars won’t play there, whatever. What are the facts? Let's take a look.
Are Calgary taxes out of control? The 'dark math' of property taxes explained
Calgary has some of the lowest property tax rates in the country, yet many residents and businesses complain their tax bills are out of control. Those two statements are not as paradoxical as they seem.