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Binge drinking rising at 'worrisome' rate in Canada, University of Calgary study finds
Some 20 per cent of Canadians are binge drinking — a trend that has been increasing in all age groups, but especially among young people, a study has found.
Top Halloween costumes for 2016, conjured up by 2 Calgary experts
There’s a frighteningly high chance you will see a Harley Quinn costume on Halloween this year. And if you don’t know who that it is, don’t worry, many of us in your CBC Calgary newsroom didn’t either.
Red Deer mayor calls for quicker action on cardiac cath lab for central Alberta
The mayor of Red Deer is adding her voice to growing calls on the province to provide life-saving treatment for heart attack patients in central Alberta. That's after a report showed that cardiac death rates are up to 70 per cent higher in central Alberta than they are in Calgary or Edmonton.
Danielle Black starts Indigenous filmmakers collective in Calgary
Danielle Black, a young Blackfoot woman, is starting up an Indigenous filmmakers collective in Calgary to help local filmmakers tell the stories of the city’s Aboriginal people.
Marijuana wasn't 'cash cow' for Colorado, Alberta's justice minister learns
Marijuana legalization in Colorado hasn't led to widespread criminal activity but nor has it been a "cash cow" for the state, says Alberta Justice Minister Kathleen Ganley after travelling there for a cannabis crash course.
Calgary man 7 months into challenge to meet new people every day
The "Talk 2 More People" project is a social experiment to get more Calgarians talking face-to-face.
Calgary firefighter wins bravery medal for daring avalanche rescue
Benoit St. Pierre had just finished a run down the side of Hero's Knob, a popular backcountry ski spot in Kananaskis Country, when he heard a thunderous noise. What he did next earned him a Medal of Bravery from the Calgary Fire Department.
Ram on the lam in Lethbridge is 'legendary' runaway sheep
"Anyone missing a ram?" As in animal, not Dodge truck. That's the question a Lethbridge College instructor asked after he found one while out mountain biking in a coulee.
SAIT celebrates 100th anniversary with giant cake and time capsule
SAIT marked its 100th anniversary in Calgary on Sunday with a giant seven-foot-tall birthday cake and by cracking open a time capsule from 1966.
Calgary mosque vandalized for second time in a week
The glass on the front door of the Ranchlands Mosque in northwest Calgary was smashed, officials said, following a similar incident of vandalism at the community's southeast Islamic centre last week.