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Calgary : 2018August07Tuesday

Take a walk through Calgary's heritage for Heritage Day

Calgary under heat warning as temperatures expected to keep rising

Multicultural funerals cater to Calgary's communities

Calgary's Heritage Park to get $1.5 million to build interpretive centre, restore oil and mining exhibits

Offer aims to sniff out source of mystery smell at Calgary fast-food outlet

Calgary forecasting warmest temperature in nearly 35 years this week

From the playground to the podium: Calgary jump ropers have Olympic dreams

21 people displaced as 3 homes burn in Calgary's Taradale community

Potential speed skaters hit the ice for the first time in Calgary

Single-family resale eases in Calgary

Calgary Economy : 2018August07Tuesday

Stampede spirit boosts attendance but Calgary economy still in recovery mode

Oil drives Canada's fastest economic growth spurt in a year

Calgary contemplates a more boring future for its boom-and-bust housing market

Odd-jobs app Adam Helps growing in Calgary, but gig economy expansion may prove difficult

Venezuela to relax currency controls amid economic crisis

RocketSpace not landed in Calgary yet; officials 'confident' tech firm still coming

Parker: Tourism Calgary working on turning city into top destination

Single-family resale eases in Calgary

Braid: After preaching exit from oil, NDP talks like a wildcatter

Outdated sports facilities cost the city $2.66M per year, says Tourism Calgary report

Calgary Business : 2018August07Tuesday

The return of a steady, stable Calgary real estate market

Castle that gave Calgary its name hits the real estate market

Calgary's high-end real estate market sliding: report

Single-family resale eases in Calgary

Calgary contemplates a more boring future for its boom-and-bust housing market

3 things: multi-family resale real estate in Calgary

Las Vegas couple scammed Calgary resident, others out of thousands of dollars

Calgary and Edmonton in buyers' markets, but that's where the similarities end

Parker: Hexagon gets a new home

Parker: Dan Doherty shows how much of a difference volunteering can make

Calgary Technology: 2018August07Tuesday

Parker: Hexagon gets a new home

Cadillac Fairview Suspends Use Of Facial Recognition Software In Calgary Malls

Cadillac Fairview suspends use of facial recognition cameras at Calgary malls

Did malls violate privacy with facial recognition tech? Alberta, federal privacy commissioners investigate

Calgary's Heritage Park to get $1.5 million to build interpretive centre, restore oil and mining exhibits

Calgary mall defends use of facial-recognition technology after customer discovers they're being watched

At least two malls are using facial recognition technology to track shoppers' ages and genders without telling

Parker: Helcim a leader in payments technology

How technology has dramatically altered the modern travel landscape and liberated the tourist

This trendy Brazilian-made apparel has anti-cellulite technology

Calgary Industry: 2018August07Tuesday

Parker: Hexagon gets a new home

Demise of polling industry association leaves Calgary election polling review in limbo

Calgary's Heritage Park to get $1.5 million to build interpretive centre, restore oil and mining exhibits

Looming beer can shortage worries Alberta craft brewers

Cattle running out of grazing crops as drought dries up Alberta farms and ranches

Williams: The path forward includes a vibrant energy industry

Demise of polling industry association leaves Calgary election review in limbo

Trade battle casts shadow over Alberta's agriculture industry

Wallace and Mintz: Government regulation is going to put the energy industry into the ground

McDonald's rollout of 'certified sustainable' beef considered win for western ranchers

Alberta Politics: 2018August07Tuesday

Graham Thomson: Hysteria gripping Alberta politics as we march towards the 2019 election

Letters July 30: In Alberta politics hindsight is 20/20

Why Alberta separatism is the dumbest political movement in Canada today

Political fundraising now OK for Alberta public servants

Court decision raises questions about collective representation, says Alberta Métis president

Graham Thomson: Federal government's bungled announcement on carbon tax creates major headache for Alberta

'Cooler heads have prevailed': Albertan tourists remain loyal to BC despite political tensions

After joking about bribing voters with dried moose meat, an Alberta politician was taken to court

Federal, Alberta governments 'confident' Kinder Morgan deal will pass US security screen

Sorry about Trump: US senators apologize to Alberta for crippling tariffs