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Playoffs Day 2 at the Brier: Three teams left standing for Sunday's final day
And then there were three. Read More
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Canucks: At least there’s a youth movement on defence
The Vancouver Canucks may have found themselves at a standstill on trade deadline, but when you back up and focus on the overall state of the defence corps, you can see some progress there anyway. Read More
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'This is a big loss for Canada': Hudson's Bay files for creditor protection to avoid bankruptcy
Vancouver's flagship Hudson’s Bay store was quiet Saturday, with only a handful of Vancouver shoppers — a scarcity that marks the decline of North America’s oldest company and a pillar of Canadian retail since its founding in 1670. Read More
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Bell: Goodbye Prime Minister Trudeau, many of us will not miss you
You can hear him. The man is teary-eyed. Read More
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Nate Petrone's career night leads Calgary Dinos to Canada West men's basketball title
VANCOUVER — The University of Calgary Dinos men's basketball team is the Best in the West in 2025. Read More
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'Anywhere but the U.S.': Businesses shift local amid tariff turmoil
With an unpredictable, tariff-driven U.S.-Canada trade war, Calgary small businesses are hoping to remain flexible as the situation evolves. Read More
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Focus on playoffs, but what priorities loom for Calgary Flames?
For the next six weeks, the focus around the Scotiabank Saddledome will be strictly on making the playoffs. Read More
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Unity in full supply during Women's Day in Calgary
Shaistah Ahmed Rajput started out as a volunteer with the Calgary branch of the Ahmaidiyya Muslim Women's Association until she got married. Read More
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Coveted superstar Rantanen finds comfortable landing with Dallas Stars post-trade deadline
When Mikko Rantanen showed up at Rogers Place Saturday morning, with his third different logoed equipment bag in the last six weeks — Colorado Avalanche, Carolina Hurricanes and now Dallas Stars — he felt right at home, joining “the Finnish mafia” as Matt Duchene joked, and they handed him his comfortable No. 96 jersey. Read More
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Newly-acquired Jake Walman excited to play in 'meaningful games' with Edmonton Oilers
It registers as barely a drop in the pond compared to the big wave made by the Dallas Stars signing $12-million man Mikko Rantanen, but the Edmonton Oilers did what they set out to do on trade deadline: Improve their roster. Read More
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Edmonton Oilers got younger and heavier at the deadline, but did they do enough?
The two powerhouse teams that faced off in the Western Conference Finals last spring will meet up again tonight in a game that marks the beginning of the stretch drive. For each, it will be Game #63, kicking off the final quarter of the season. More significantly, each will play their first game after the trade deadline. Read More
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Stoney Trail reopens hours after four injured in rollover
Stoney Trail reopened Saturday evening after a single-vehicle rollover closed part of the road for several hours. Read More
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GAME DAY: Flames and Habs square off for start of pivotal playoff push
When: Saturday, 5 p.m. MT, Scotiabank Saddledome Read More
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Anthony Gismondi: How the wine industry can make it easier to buy Canadian
The tariff threats from our southern neighbours, or at least from their president, have sparked renewed interest in Canadians buying everything Canadian. Given the challenges consumers face in supermarkets trying to figure out the who, what and where of their favourite products, you would think Canadian wine would be a much easier product to get behind. Read More
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Lorne Gunter: Riding an anti-Trump bounce, expect a Mark Carney Liberal leadership victory
Mark Carney will be selected as the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada on Sunday. Oh, I know, there are three other candidates in the race, including former Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. But Carney should win resoundingly. Read More
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Clocks to spring forward as Canada recognizes daylight saving time
Many Canadians will lose an hour of sleep this weekend when they wind their clocks forward. Read More
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Two people injured in knife fight in Delta, one injured in separate stabbing in Agassiz
Two people, a man and a woman who know each other, were taken to hospital Friday afternoon following a dispute involving a knife, Delta police said Saturday. Read More
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B.C. climate news: Climate plays second fiddle to economic, social priorities in B.C. budget | Researchers, doctors rally against Trump cuts
Here’s the latest news concerning climate change and biodiversity loss in British Columbia and around the world, from the steps leaders are taking to address the problems to all the up-to-date science. Read More
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Canucks Coffee: So what happened on NHL trade deadline day?
When Brock Boeser was a young player, finding his way in the NHL, he didn't quite get how important the neutral zone was. Read More
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Health officials confirm two more cases of measles in Metro Vancouver
Health officials have confirmed two new travel-related cases of measles cases in Metro Vancouver. Read More
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