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2019-01-17
January 17th
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Lemon Curd Pavlova
January can be a bit of a gloomy month, the rush of the holidays have ended and the weather (at least in Canada and the UK) can be a bit dark and uninspiring. Which is why we sometimes need to...
January 5th
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Kintsugi: Broken pottery becomes more beautiful, precious
Chips and cracks are outlined and filled in with gold, creating a new design
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Toronto Blue Jays player hosts baseball camp for Calgary kids
Danny Jansen, a catcher with the Toronto Blue Jays, joins Global News Calgary to talk about a camp he’s hosting for local baseball players who are looking to improve at the sport.
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Recipe: Winter black truffle scallop and endive salad
With January here and the holidays in the rear view mirror, you may be looking for some healthy dinner alternatives.
December 20th
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Eggnog Snowmen Donuts
I will preface this post by saying I’m not an eggnog fan. The name alone kind of turns me off but the thickness and the taste just doesn’t do it for me. BUT, I don’t mind using it in baking,...
December 13th
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Mince Pies
In all truth, I had my first Mince Pie during my 30th Christmas. I’d never really seen them, or noticed them, at Christmas in Canada but after moving to the UK they were everywhere. And I was intrigued and a...
December 6th
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Gingerbread Cookies
It’s been a while Thursday Baking Club! After a month long hiatus filled with travels (and sampling tasty food) I’m back just in time for some holiday baking and over the next few weeks I’ll share with you some of...
December 3rd
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Tourism Vancouver partners with Airbnb
A first-of-its kind agreement between Tourism Vancouver and Airbnb is aimed at promoting the city as a premier, world class destination
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Huge cave discovered in B.C. interior
B.C.’s geologists, cavers and even the tourism industry are abuzz over word of the discovery of one of the largest caves in Canada in the B.C. interior. Kylie Stanton reports.
October 25th
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Pumpkin Pasties
Favourite things about autumn. Abundance of candy. Abundance of crunchy leaves. And of course abundance of all things pumpkin! I must admit I’m not a fan of the almighty Pumpkin Spice Latte but I am a fan of pumpkin pie...
October 24th
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IOC says they have committed $1.2B to Calgary Olympics
Wed, Oct 24: Christophe Dubi, Olympic Games executive director with the IOC, says the committee has promised $1.2 billion to an Olympics in Calgary.
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Winter Olympics makes sense for Calgary: IOC
Wed, Oct 24: The IOC’s Christophe Dubi explains why it thinks Calgary makes sense as the host for the 2026 Winter Olympic games.
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BC Ferry captured in fishing net near Nanaimo
Some commercial fishing boats caught more than they could handle on Wednewsday: a B.C. ferry.
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New bus service to take over in B.C. from Greyhound
A new bus service is gearing up to take over some of the B.C. routes that are being shut down by Greyhound. Sarah MacDonald reports.
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B.C. Youtuber exits homemade, air-tight ‘biodome’ after 14 hours
Kurtis Baute sealed himself ‘in a jar’ to continue the discussion about climate change
October 23rd
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China opens mega-bridge linking Hong Kong to mainland
The $20 billion bridge took almost a decade to build while incurring major delays and cost overruns The post China opens mega-bridge linking Hong Kong to mainland appeared first on Cranbrook Daily Townsman.
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Want to take a family gap year? Here’s how 2 Canadian families are making it work
A growing number of Canadian families are embarking on round-the-world trips with their kids — here's how you can make it work.
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Everything you need to know to vote in Calgary’s Olympic plebiscite
Wondering where, how and when you can vote in the upcoming Olympic plebiscite in Calgary? This guide has all the information you need.
October 22nd
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Rotating strikes by Canaada Post continue across the country
Canada Post workers continue their rotating strikes in a number of cities across the country. Tanya Beja tells us how the job action is expected to affect service, including B.C.’s referendum on proportional representation.
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No Place for Wolverines launch Oct. 27
Local award-winning author Dave Butler is celebrating the release of his second Jenny Willson mystery novel. Coming hot on the heels of Full Curl, (2018...
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MEC CEO addresses lack of diversity, inclusion in advertising
"By updating our approach to imagery to be more inclusive, we hope that more people will see themselves as part of the co-op and feel welcome at MEC."
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Canada Post rotating strikes begin in Victoria B.C.
Victoria is joining Edmonton, Windsor and Halifax in the rotating strikes.
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Calgary waits to hear from feds about 2026 Olympic bid, Notley suggests IOC could pay more
With the clock ticking towards a Calgary vote on hosting the 2026 Winter Games, what the federal government and the city are willing to spend remains unclear.
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What’s behind the string of earthquakes off Vancouver Island?
Geophysicist and disaster researcher Mika McKinnon talks about the latest series of quakes to strike B.C. and what could have caused them.
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New faces will be at the RDEK board table
New mayors, elctoral area directors will be represented in the RDEK for the next four years The post New faces will be at the RDEK board table appeared first on Cranbrook Daily Townsman.
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Priorities for an age-friendly Cranbrook
Cranbrook Age Friendly Advisory Committee survey identifies key concerns The post Priorities for an age-friendly Cranbrook appeared first on Cranbrook Daily Townsman.
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Airbnb guest was charged $200 — it was reversed, then he was charged 4 times more
That, too, was reversed. But the guest said he'll never use Airbnb again.
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Rossland’s newest ski-in, ski-out hotel set to open
Boutique accommodations meet authentic Red Mountain adventure at The Josie
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ICE deal two Taphorns for Nick Bowman
The Kootenay ICE announced on Monday that it’s acquired 2000-born forward Nick Bowman and a 2021 sixth round draft pick from the Moose Jaw Warriors...
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Online maps highlight impact of climate change on Canada’s boreal forests
New online maps let viewers zero in on how climate change will affect their part of Canada's boreal forest.
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Election watchdog seeks digitally savvy specialists to zero in on threats
Move follows troublesome evidence of online Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election The post Election watchdog seeks digitally savvy specialists to zero in on threats appeared first on Cranbrook Daily Townsman.
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Canada’s first veterans village of tiny homes goes into production
Mon, Oct 22: Calgary’s Homes for Heroes Foundation has started production of over a dozen 275-square-foot homes that will soon be part of Canada’s first veterans village. Sarah Offin reports.
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Committee calls for Town Hall meeting to deal with Ice “relocation” story
Green Bay Committee will address Winnipeg Free Press story, also launch ‘Reach Out’ season ticket campaign The post Committee calls for Town Hall meeting to deal with Ice “relocation” story appeared first on Cranbrook Daily Townsman.
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Canada Post strike not expected to impact proportional representation referendum: Elections BC
B.C.’s chief electoral officer Anton Boegman said he didn’t expect the postal strike to affect the mailing out of voting packages for the upcoming referendum, but will extend the voting period if necessary.
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What you need to know about the proportional representation voting package
B.C.’s chief electoral officer Anton Boegman walks through what you’ll find in your proportional representation referendum voting package, and how to fill out the ballot and send it in.
