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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 46
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- Sep 18, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Calgary Herald
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Missing 9-year-old in Panorama Hills located safe and sound (opens the original)
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A child who went missing in northwest Calgary Friday afternoon has been found safe. The boy was reported at approximately 12:35 p.m. Friday in Panorama Hills N.W., the Calgary Police Service said. After a missing persons alert was issued by police around 2:45 p.m., the situation was reported as resolved shortly before 3:30 p.m. Postmedia is committed to maintaining a lively but civil forum for discussion. Please keep comments relevant and respectful. Comments may take up to an hour to appear on
Corb Lund requests moratorium on coal, former Elections Alberta staff speak out (opens the original)
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Musician and activist Corb Lund is seeking a provincial moratorium on coal development until a judicial review of how his group’s petition was handled has been completed. In a letter to Premier Danielle Smith, Lund, who spearheaded the Water Not Coal petition, referenced another letter written by five former Elections Alberta employees that outlined concerns that inconsistent procedures and an unstable workplace environment undermined the integrity of the validation process. “A lot of the issues
'We don't have to vote by default': Calgary-Shaw byelection win had little to do with separatism, NDP says (opens the original)
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NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi and newly elected Calgary-Shaw MLA Kyle Campbell say the Oct. 19 separation vote was not the top issue for most constituents in Monday’s byelection. Campbell, who won the riding with 7,461 votes, beating UCP candidate Mike Derry by 582, said that throughout the campaign, constituents brought up the referendum less often than expected. “I’ve had the opportunity to speak with thousands of residents in the Calgary-Shaw riding,” Campbell said. Your weekday lunchtime roundup
Chestermere woman, after surviving her own battle, raising awareness ahead of World Sepsis Day (opens the original)
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This story contains some graphic details. Following a near-fatal battle with sepsis, a Calgary-area woman is working to bring more awareness to the condition. Kimberley Sidhu counts herself lucky to have survived after her symptoms went undiagnosed and untreated for several days, as sepsis requires immediate care and early detection is crucial. Sepsis, which occurs when the body has an adverse response to an infection and the immune system begins to damage healthy tissue and organs, has a mortal
Calgary Zoo says grizzly habitat closure unrelated to August escape (opens the original)
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A temporary closure of the Calgary Zoo’s grizzly habitat is not related to an escape by one of its cubs last month, the zoo says. In a Wednesday post to social media, the Calgary Zoo informed visitors that the grizzlies will be off-view from Sept. 8 to 18 due to planned habitat work. A spokesperson for the zoo confirmed Thursday that the habitat work is unrelated to the incident last month, in which one-year-old cub Fitz managed to escape his habitat in the early hours of Aug. 16. Fitz was disco
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