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The state of Canada's relations with U.S. on 250th birthday (opens the original)
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With the United States recently celebrating its 250th birthday, its relationship with Canada has soured in recent years, and its reliability is down in the eyes of Canadians, according to a new poll. This has been especially the case since U.S. President Donald Trump’s second term, though it remains one of Canada’s top allies. The celebration also comes as the U.S. is facing deep internal divisions. A Pew Research poll shows that only 35 percent of Canadians view the U.S. as a reliable partner —
Severe thunderstorm watch for Calgary, southern Alberta: ECCC (opens the original)
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Environment Canada issued a warning for Calgary, saying it’s tracking a severe thunderstorm that’s capable of producing strong wind gusts, quarter-sized hail, and very heavy rain Sunday. At 2:21 p.m., a yellow warning says the storm is west of Calgary and is moving towards the city at 25 kilometres per hour. The ECCC says driving conditions will likely be difficult, and heavy rain may cause flash flooding and significant reductions in visibility. “Take immediate cover if a thunderstorm approache
Canada funding 17 projects across Alberta and Saskatchewan (opens the original)
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The Canadian federal government is funding 17 clean-energy projects across Alberta and Saskatchewan, it said in an announcement Saturday. Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson says Ottawa’s $26 million funding will modernize energy systems and infrastructure. About 10 projects will focus on energy storage, solar and wind energy development, interprovincial electricity transmission planning, Indigenous-led clean energy projects and workforce development. Hodgson says the strategy is to grow and con
Calgary Stampede attendance numbers down from 2025 (opens the original)
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The Calgary Stampede’s 2026 attendance is already seeing a drop from the previous year, which was close to breaking the record set in 2024. Numbers for the “Greatest Outdoor Show in the World” show that a total of 327,456 people have entered the gates over the last three days, including Sneak-A-Peek. Opening day had 155,518, and Saturday had 139,914. Sneak-A-Peek had around 32,000 visitors. This is a drop from 161,057 and 142,199 in 2025, respectively, with Sneak-A-Peek at 35,715 that year. The
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