In the year of a terrible flood — where thousands either lost homes or saw significant damage to their properties — the generosity of southern Albertans never waned, helping to collect more than $1.2 million for the Calgary Herald Christmas Fund.
Comments ()As the holiday season approaches, it seems we all get busy running to events, shopping and trying to escape the winter cold. For most of us this is a happy and festive time of year filled with family ...
One of the great and unexpected pleasures of my role is spending time with people from different faith traditions. I strongly believe that people’s faith far more unites us than divides us. Which...
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Christmas is a very special time for me. I cherish every minute I get to spend with my family, surrounding myself with all the love, support and fun the holidays brings, while embracing the magic of the...
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Snow and ice are no match for these affordable, winter-ready beasts.
It looks like the Duke – and possibly the Duchess – of Cambridge may...
BATTLEFORD, Sask. — Twenty puppies abandoned in a Saskatchewan field and rescued by a hunter...