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- Oct 1, 2026
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Community rallies to keep Deerhead Cafe's doors open amid financial strain (opens the original)
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The Deerhead Cafe, a beloved landmark of Greenview Industrial since the ’50s, is at risk of closing its doors after several years of financial strain — but the community is rallying together to keep it afloat. The COVID-19 pandemic brought forced closures and capacity limits, and since then, the small, family-owned business has struggled to stay on top of the resulting debt and inflation, all without hiking up its prices. Jean and Jeoungho “Oppa” Kim have owned the cafe for around 20 years, and
New riverfront hotel marks continued East Village development (opens the original)
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Plans for a new lifestyle hotel in Calgary’s East Village were unveiled Tuesday, the latest in a series of developments underway as part of the area’s ongoing revitalization. The five-storey, 131-room venture is a partnership between Truman and Marriott International, and will be Calgary’s first Moxy hotel — Marriott’s lifestyle boutique brand. The property, located at 6th Avenue and Confluence Way S.E., is the last riverfront prime parcel in East Village, and a key component of the East Village
City unveils Sunnyside flood barrier, with final touches to be complete next month (opens the original)
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After nearly a decade of planning and construction, the city celebrated the grand opening of the Sunnyside flood barrier Saturday morning. The barrier’s completion comes more than 13 years after the area was devastated by floods in June 2013. While it has been operational since May, some road and pathway closures remain while final restoration and landscaping are completed. Finishing touches are expected to be completed by the end of October, said Mayor Jeromy Farkas. Your weekday lunchtime roun
B.C. dairy farm suffers significant damage, loss of dozens of calves in Thursday fire (opens the original)
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A family-run dairy farm in Sicamous, B.C., lost approximately 40 calves and suffered significant structure damage in a fire on Thursday. Fire crews responded to a structure fire at D Dutchmen Dairy, a popular highway stop that produces and sells farm-fresh dairy products, at approximately 1:30 a.m. Thursday. Upon arrival, a large barn was fully engulfed in flame, said Sicamous fire chief Clayton Allen in a Saturday statement. With the aid of the Malakwa Fire Department and the Swansea Point Fire
Dolly Parton's legacy honoured with fundraiser for early literacy program (opens the original)
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Country music icon and philanthropist Dolly Parton is being remembered not only for her contributions to music, but for her world-renowned advocacy for childhood literacy on Friday. In honour of Parton’s passing on Aug. 25 and the legacy she left behind, the Calgary Public Library Foundation and Country 105 are raising funds for My First Bookshelf, Calgary Public Library’s local affiliate of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. “With this program, we mail a free book to children enrolled every mo
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