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Powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake strikes off Japan, tsunami alert issued A powerful earthquake struck off the northern Japanese coast, and the Japan Meteorological Agency issued a tsunami alert in the region.

BREAKING: A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake strikes off the northern Japanese coast, with a tsunami alert issued.

Now lets see if that reduces at the pumps or if the retailers add that 10 cents back in on their end..like they have done before

This is non news. Not party losing people is going to cheer our parliamentary process. Can stop pretending this is something. Cons loved it under Harper when they gained they hate it under PP as they lose. Liberals have reversed roles too.

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Calgary get your tickets now! You won't want to miss this one!

Lotsa DM’s asking what people can do to hold Smith to account…

Anyways, on an unrelated note, her radio show is back Saturday at 10 AM.

Well just uh…

We’ll just leave this here.

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

SAIT cuts dozens of jobs, sparking concerns over student impact and post-secondary funding The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) is cutting dozens of jobs across multiple departments as the Calgary post-secondary institution grapples with declining enrolment, tied in part to c...

SAIT is cutting dozens of jobs across multiple departments as the #Calgary post-secondary institution grapples with declining enrolment, tied in part to changes in federal international student policies.

More here 👇 #yyc @ctvnewscalgary.bsky.social

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Canadians to receive one-time grocery benefit payment on June 5 - National | Globalnews.ca The payment is part of the government’s new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit, which is set to replace the existing GST/HST credit.

“This payment will provide immediate support to more than 12 million Canadians with low and modest incomes to help manage day-to-day essential costs until the CGEB comes into effect,” the CRA statement reads.

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Those Facebook medical degrees are going to be gold moving forward

Calgary’s 2026 street sweeping operations begin April 20 The City of Calgary will begin its annual street sweeping program on April 20.

The City of Calgary will begin its annual street sweeping program on April 20.

The same csn be said about all UCP MLAs. If they cared about the people they would speak out against the corruption and wrong doings but they all stay silent and do as Danielle says.

Beach time !

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In fairness changed his looks with the horrible makeover. He was better off when he looked like Milhouse

Concerns grow over ‘algorithmic pricing’ as federal motion fails, Alberta consumers weigh in Growing concern over how companies use personal data to set prices is sparking debate across Canada, including among Alberta consumers, after a federal push to ban the practice failed in Parliament.

Growing concern over how companies use personal data to set prices is sparking debate across Canada, including among #Alberta consumers, after a federal push to ban the practice failed in Parliament.

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Bold move bringing in the guy who struggled the past two seasons costing them some victories. Definitely not an upgrade.

Very good news to see that any golf round of any type can count towards the @stadnekinv.bsky.social since @fraserpxp.bsky.social is already making excuses for not coming down for the event.

When the French cursing starts it's not a good sign.

#IYKYK

Saskatchewan Roughriders release Ajou Ajou following suspension for violating CFL gender-based violence and harassment policy - 3DownNation The Canadian Football League has suspended receiver Ajou Ajou for the 2026 preseason and no fewer than six additional games for violating their gender-based violence and harassment policy, prompting h...

Good on league and Riders for doing the right thing.
Gender based violence is never ok.

If the UCP goes forward with this plan to gerrymander Alberta's electoral boundaries, Albertans of all partisan persuasions will be called upon to push back. And hard.

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Bet is on....

Remember that big news we were talking about.
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I don't care if you like him or not but this is how a true leader behaves. He's not taking shots or making false allegation He's showing class and diplomacy and a little humour.

Bodycam video contradicts St. Louis police's earlier account in fatal shooting of 17-year-old Body camera video released Monday shows a St. Louis police officer shoot a 17-year-old in the back of the head as he fled, contradicting an earlier police statement that the teen pointed a gun at officers.

Body camera video released Monday shows a St. Louis police officer shoot a 17-year-old in the back of the head as he fled, contradicting an earlier police statement that the teen pointed a gun at officers.

The UCP are hosting their youth event at the restaurant that recently mocked Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.

Because of course they are.

The cruelty very much is the point.

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

Wait until people see how much the provinces have slapped on on in fuel taxes. Who will they blame for that?