Do you feel happy living in Calgary? Quality of life report suggests many do
A new report suggests that despite high inflation, volatile energy prices and a competitive housing market, Calgarians are happier than they've been in recent years.
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Fire crews extinguish blaze at northwest Calgary gravel plant
A fire broke out at a gravel plant in northwest Calgary on Monday night.
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