Voting for the ‘who’ or voting for the ‘what’?

Voting for the ‘who’ or voting for the ‘what’?

One issue rises above the rest when you ask Albertans what they’re voting for: pipelines. But with a few controversial candidates dropping out, do voters care who they’re voting for as much as what they’re voting for?

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2024 Calgary Stampede foods unveiled

2024 Calgary Stampede foods unveiled

The Calgary Stampede showcased its 2024 midway foods Wednesday, with some new twists on familiar favourites. Jillian Code reports.

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Rogers partners with PGA Tour

Rogers partners with PGA Tour

Canada’s only PGA TOUR Champions tournament has a new title sponsor, Rogers Communications, which on Wednesday kicked off fundraising efforts with a $1 million donation.

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Are Canadians becoming a society of couch potatoes?

Are Canadians becoming a society of couch potatoes?

Canadian children and youth are becoming extremely inactive due to increased screen times, busy schedules and also climate change. Henna Saeed looks at new data to find out if adults are equally guilty of being couch potatoes.

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Calgary building permits hit 10-year high

Calgary building permits hit 10-year high

Calgary continues to be a popular place to move to with the city seeing the highest building permit numbers in 10 years during the first quarter of 2024.

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Alberta making changes to speed up housing

Alberta making changes to speed up housing

The Alberta government hopes to speed up affordable housing development by taking away the ability for cities or towns to require environmental building codes above provincial standards.

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Don't park here: homeowners frustrated by parking habits of CTrain commuters

Don’t park here: homeowners frustrated by parking habits of CTrain commuters

Finding parking is a daily chore for commuters in Calgary. Once the CTrain parking lot is full, drivers resort to residential parking, much to the disappointment of homeowners. Phoenix Phillips has the story.

Calgary votes to scrap single-use items bylaw

Calgary votes to scrap single-use items bylaw

Calgary city council has voted to repeal the single-use items bylaw Tuesday, scrapping the policy that has drawn ire from customers and businesses. Margot Rubin reports.

Bear sighting in SW Calgary; residents not too concerned

Bear sighting in SW Calgary; residents not too concerned

A bear is on the prowl in a southwest community of Calgary, leading to a portion of a nearby park to close with bear traps set up to capture the animal. Silvia Naranjo has the story.

Calgary man sentenced for fatal 2022 dog attack

Calgary man sentenced for fatal 2022 dog attack

A Calgary man has been banned from owning animals for the next 15 years and is set to pay thousands in fines following a 2022 dog attack that left an elderly woman dead. Jillian Code reports.

Calgary's Mission Bridge to undergo major work

Calgary’s Mission Bridge to undergo major work

Starting May 13th, Calgary’s Mission Bridge will be undergoing some major rehabilitation work.

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2024 Calgary Stampede foods unveiled

2024 Calgary Stampede foods unveiled

The Calgary Stampede showcased its 2024 midway foods Wednesday, with some new twists on familiar favourites. Jillian Code reports.

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Rogers partners with PGA Tour

Rogers partners with PGA Tour

Canada’s only PGA TOUR Champions tournament has a new title sponsor, Rogers Communications, which on Wednesday kicked off fundraising efforts with a $1 million donation.

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Are Canadians becoming a society of couch potatoes?

Are Canadians becoming a society of couch potatoes?

Canadian children and youth are becoming extremely inactive due to increased screen times, busy schedules and also climate change. Henna Saeed looks at new data to find out if adults are equally guilty of being couch potatoes.

3h ago

Calgary building permits hit 10-year high

Calgary building permits hit 10-year high

Calgary continues to be a popular place to move to with the city seeing the highest building permit numbers in 10 years during the first quarter of 2024.

3h ago

Alberta making changes to speed up housing

Alberta making changes to speed up housing

The Alberta government hopes to speed up affordable housing development by taking away the ability for cities or towns to require environmental building codes above provincial standards.

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Another historic PWHL moment

Another historic PWHL moment

CityNews’ Sports Reporter Lindsay Dunn with a preview of the historic playoff game that will happen in Toronto between Minnesota and Toronto’s PWHL teams.

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Public sector unions prepare for “summer of discontent”

Public sector unions prepare for “summer of discontent”

To end public service strikes last year, the federal government agreed to consult unions on changes to work from home. Now, unions say the federal government failed to even tell them they were changing hybrid work policies.

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Biden and Trump: A tale of two campaigns

Biden and Trump: A tale of two campaigns

Joe Biden and Donald Trump are taking very different approaches to their President campaign. Julia Benbrook and Cynthia Mulligan discuss the tale of two campaigns.

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