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'Forever Canadian' registers as third‑party advertiser ahead of referendum (opens the original)
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With less than a month until Alberta’s separation referendum, the advocacy group Forever Canadian is formally stepping into the campaign. The group, founded by former MLA Thomas Lukaszuk, has spent months travelling the province in a branded van promoting national unity. Until now, its public messaging focused broadly on staying Canadian, without telling voters how to respond to the referendum’s separation question. That changed Monday with the group registering as a third‑party advertiser and s
Existing Calgary infrastructure could cut costs for passenger rail plan: advocate (opens the original)
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More than 30 years has gone by since Calgarians and tourists could hop on a passenger train heading through the city’s downtown core. But with the province working towards a robust train network, rail advocates are saying existing infrastructure should be used to help keep costs down. The province is in the midst of developing it’s master rail plan, featuring a grand central station near the future Scotia Place building. The decades-long project has an estimated cost of $60 billion. But Terence
Replacement for Calgary’s failing feeder main on time, on budget: City (opens the original)
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The replacement line for Calgary’s failing Bearspaw South Feeder Main is on schedule and on budget, so far, according to city officials. The line was accelerated at the start of the year following a second catastrophic burst to the BPSFM on December 30th. Now, city crews are saying that things are on schedule to have this line operational come December. “Steel pipe started to arrive on June 18th of this year and approx. 30 per cent of almost six km of steel pipe has been installed to date,” said
Behind‑the‑scenes at Calgary Stampede chuckwagon barns (opens the original)
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The Calgary Stampede’s top athletes aren’t only the cowgirls and cowboys in the arena, they’re also the dozens of horses powering the Rangeland Derby. The Stampede offered a rare look inside its chuckwagon barns on Tuesday, where drivers and animal‑care teams work year‑round to keep the horses healthy, comfortable, and ready to race. Chuckwagon driver Dustin Gorst, who has been competing since 2014, says the horses are treated like elite competitors. “If I was to come back, I’d come back as a ch
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