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Drug use, taxes, wokeness — young UCP voters cite election priorities

May 29, 2023 Clayton Keim

Inside of a tent perched on the outskirts of the Grey Eagle Casino, Danielle Smith gave a speech to an energetic crowd of supporters. Although older voters made up the majority of the crowd, there were a number of younger people present. [ READ MORE ]

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Nagar Kirtan celebration in Calgary

May 29, 2023 Kunal Sehdev

Northeast Calgary’s streets came alive with vibrant colours and the enchanting sounds of hymns as the Nagar Kirtan parade took over the city. Sikhs commemorate the establishment of the Khalsa, or community and bring Sri [ READ MORE ]

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Forty-one Green Party candidates seek election

May 29, 2023 Marcus Ogden

While many in Alberta are fixated on the race between the NDP and the UCP, the Green Party of Alberta is running the most candidates that the party has ever put forward. [ READ MORE ]

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Which way is Calgary-North East going this election?

May 29, 2023 Sumeet Singh Sidhu

Calgary Northeast was just re-established in the 2019 election, but voters have been growing tremendously in this area. Both the NDP and UCP are competitive there. [ READ MORE ]

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Election pressure mounts in battleground of Calgary-Acadia

May 29, 2023 Clayton Keim

Calgary-Acadia is the site of a fierce campaign between the UCP’s Tyler Shandro and the NDP’s Diana Batten. Shandro is Alberta’s current minister of justice and previously served as the minister of health from 2019 to 2022. Batten is a political newcomer who worked as a registered nurse for nine years. [ READ MORE ]

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New to Filipino food? Amihan Grill + Bakeshop has your back

May 9, 2023 Joanna Mendoza

New to Filipino cuisine? Amihan Grill + Bakeshop should be your next destination!
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Guru India restaurant: ‘a different flavour and colour’

April 18, 2023 Harshpreet Kaur

In Calgary, more than half of the population is Indian; Indian People are always looking for food that reminds them of home. [ READ MORE ]

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The Backlot Bar: A queer space in peril

March 30, 2023 Marcus Ogden

As its lease is set to terminate in November, The Backlot may be shut down and an 18-storey multi-residential building with three commercial spaces might be built in its place. [ READ MORE ]

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Church livestreams remain accessible for worshippers

March 10, 2023 Abby Panes

Some Calgary churches are choosing to keep online worship accessible to their congregations, even as restrictions for in-person gatherings have long been lifted. [ READ MORE ]

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Women of color and their struggle in the world of business.

February 28, 2023 Melodie Mutombo

Minority women are more likely to start a business. However, the high rate of minority women starting businesses reflects the lack of opportunities in the traditional workplace. [ READ MORE ]

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