Organizers of the Edmonton Blues Festival say it won’t return next year due to increased production costs.
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Calgary launches Wave Tech Centre to boost innovation across city departments
From 3D-printed concrete park benches to using artificial intelligence to detect pavement problems before a pothole, the city has launched its Wave Tech Centre to explore how innovation could help find solutions across its departments.
Missing 16-year-old girl sought by Calgary police
Calgary police have released photos of a missing teen in an effort to locate her.
Montreal’s Roses FC signs French international midfielder and Canadian goalkeeper
Roses FC, Montreal’s entry in the fledgling Northern Super League, has announced veteran French international defensive midfielder Charlotte Bilbault and Canadian goalkeeper Gabrielle Lambert as its first player signings.
Ghost walk among area’s Halloween chills
Fulford Place, the mansion of the late great Pink Pills for Pale People inventor, promoter and entrepreneur, George Fulford, who has the distinction of being the first Canadian killed in a car accident in 1905, is an ideal location for pre-Halloween spookiness. The volunteers of Fulford Place, who open the doors to the public regularly […]
Popular Kelowna trail closes for construction
Work on a popular Kelowna trail has prompted its temporary closure.Central Okanagan Regional District staff say Pinnacle Trail and a portion of Mission Creek Greenway east of KLO Creek in Scenic Canyon Regional Park will be closed for construction starting Monday, and it will remain closed until…
Quebec religion wants Health Canada’s blessing to use magic mushrooms in ceremonies
A Quebec-based religion says Health Canada is dragging its feet on a decision whether to allow members to use magic mushrooms in their ceremonies.
Early voting begins in final week of Saskatchewan election campaign
Saskatchewan residents can vote early for five days starting Tuesday in the lead-up to the Oct. 28 provincial election.
What recent, and coming, elections mean for Canadian corporate risk
In a year many pundits are calling the ‘Superbowl of elections,’ political risk practically oozes from the soil. Throughout 2024, electoral contests are slated, or recently concluded, in more than 100 countries. Anticipating potential policy changes these elections might trigger…The post What recent, and coming, elections mean for Canadian corporate risk appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
This huge entertainment venue is set to open in Calgary
A new 80,000 sq ft entertainment venue, featuring gaming, sports, movies and dining, is set to open in Southcentre Mall soon.
