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Stampede Special
Searching for Calgary's true country heart
There's one ingredient missing if the Stampede City wants to be considered a true country music mecca: Calgary has no honky-tonk.
Toronto rappers roll into small town Alberta in Ming's Dynasty
Ming's Dynasty combines hip-hop with small town living to create a new comedy that's also quintessentially Canadian
70-million-year-old 'sea monster' discovered by miners in southern Alberta
Picture a Komodo dragon seven metres long surging through the ocean to gobble up fish, turtles — pretty much everything in sight. That pretty much sums up the mosasaur, whose 70-million-year-old fossil was stumbled across by ammolite miners near Lethbridge, Alta.
The Grow Project: From total disaster to green shoots of possibility
The Grow Project checks back in with Homestretch director Tracy Fuller, who talks about the trials and tribulations of trying to grow a pot plant on the cheap.
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Most serious dog bites take place in the home, U of C study finds
A University of Calgary study of over 2,000 dog bites found that children and seniors are the most likely to be seriously bit.
New Calgary restaurant where everyone you meet is the owner
A group of Calgarians have pooled their finances to create The Allium, a vegetable-forward restaurant with a unique, collective ownership structure.
Sled Island 2019 features 250 bands. It's OK if you've never heard of most of them
Sled Island, Calgary's independent music showcase, kicks off Wednesday for five days of music at 35 venues across the city.
Puppy dog eyes are no accident, research study shows
A new research study explores how certain dogs have developed an uncanny ability to break human hearts with that forlorn gaze.
Office buildings turn to apartments, bring downtown Calgary back to life
One Calgary real estate developer is disrupting the office glut by transforming vacant office towers in Calgary and Edmonton into rental apartments.
Calgary author L.D. Crichton signs Disney deal after overcoming obstacles
Raising three kids while working in the oilpatch may have provided the inspiration behind Calgary author L.D. Chrichton's new novel, All Our Broken Pieces.