Banff's legendary Boss Bear faces heartbreak after Fat Bear Week selection committee denied his application for the 5th consecutive year
Boss Bear practices his dot-dash vocabulary while rejecting 47 interview requests from CBC Sports — generated image; not a real event.
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Two farmer's market vendors are locked in a trademark dispute over who owns the rights to their competing pickle brands—and the legal fees are jarring.
Money Whoppers ·
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The real storyThe 30% · same typefaces as the lies above · that is the point
Drawing on a recent trip and the rhythms of the fashion industry, the author reflects on how trade policy, security measures and cultural ties have shaped the relationship between Canada and the United States over time.
A roundup piece surveys recent reporting from The Walrus on the changing symbolism of the Alberta flag, foreign disinformation campaigns targeting the province, and the political grievances fueling the separatist movement.
A Montreal-born Calgarian who lived through Quebec's referendum era argues that if people are seriously pushing for Alberta's exit from Canada, they should say so publicly, name their proposals, and let Albertans weigh the consequences.
The iconic food-rock duo Mac-and-Cheeseburger called it quits mid-performance, leaving thousands of devoted fans attempting to consume their shared heartbreak in real time.
The fast-food legend and the tech visionary reveal plans to connect its locations across the province with a transportation system that's equal parts engineering marvel and culinary masterpiece.
Celeb Lies ·
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Not a lieOpinion and cartooning · signed argument and cartoons
This week's cartoon · AI-GENERATED IMAGE — OBVIOUSLY FAKE
The author argues that AI literacy and public participation, not just expert councils and industry showcases, should shape how communities engage with artificial intelligence.
Thursday: one gorgeous lie. Friday: the 500 words behind it. Nothing else, ever.
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