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 Woman born in the wrong era in Rosebud's latestRosebud Theatre's A Bright Particular Star explores a little known page of theatrical history.
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 McLachlan ballet adds showsAudience demand is high for Alberta Ballet’s upcoming production, Fumbling Towards Ecstasy. So high, in fact, the Calgary based dance company has added one more show to its run.
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 Hunter closing book on careerTommy Hunter is a man of a thousand stories.
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 This old jalopy needs a tuneupRemember when democratic reform was a big election issue in Canada? No?
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 Election offers no cheap datePoliticians are everywhere right now: On your TV, at your shopping malls, at your doorsteps and in your wallets.
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 PM keeps tag team at bayOur political leaders worked the TV debate for all it was worth.
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 High hopesShe plans to fly the friendly skies — or else.
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 Jabs but no KO punchLike it or not, Harper wins the debate because life isn’t fair and the champ has to be knocked out or at least knocked down and he wasn’t even wobbly in the knees.
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 Cultural capitalAt what price Calgary’s pride?
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 Slapshot in the face for mundane politicsIt seems the only politician Canadians want to hear about these days has been dead for 103 years.
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 Star shines bright on Victorian eraRosebud Theatre’s A Bright Particular Star explores a little known page of theatrical history.
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 Are you sitting down?You might want to sit down for this one — preferably in an executive chair of organically-tanned European leather finished with French seam details and a polished aluminium base.
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 Mayor says 'lesson learned'The latte lifters can’t paint him as an uncouth troglodyte incapable of appreciating the finer things.
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 More drunken passengers ejected from planesIt’s a headache built for two — one for the passenger ordered to sober up and the other for the airline forced to delay or even detour flights to deal with disruptive drunks.
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 City needs vote of confidenceIf you didn’t read the Sun, listen to talk radio or watch TV news in this city, you’d be hard pressed to believe there’s a federal election campaign going on.
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 Alberta needs to put a lid on ATV injuriesThe Alberta government wants to keep you safe.
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 No Elizabeth May in debate? What a relief!While it’s true most Canadians couldn’t pick Green Party Leader Elizabeth May out of a police lineup (“I’m not sure, officer, but I think that’s the crazy lady I saw raving about global warming in a public place”) they’ll be even less likely to be able to identify her after a Federal Court dismissed her appeal to foist her on Canadians.
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 Desperate need to be noticedShe was the rebel. They had the cause.
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 Rhetoric shouldn't be confused with facts on land use planI understand the rhetorical value of using overstatement and exaggeration to underline a point, but presenting them as fact is a different matter.
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 Now's not the time to trade IginlaFour months ago the Trade Iggy Movement (TIM) based its eloquent argument on a belief the 33-year-old captain "sucked."
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 StoryBook takes on Technicolor taleStoryBook Theatre is having a remarkable season.
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 Ralph's new world far from 'Great communicator' heydayHe calls it the sad part. “Nobody wants Babe Ruth up at the plate hitting singles,” says Rod Love, the right-hand man of Ralph Klein.
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 Richard III role fit for a kingTrevor Leigh knows exactly when he vowed to one day play the villainous Richard of Gloucester in Shakespeare’s Richard III.
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 It's about survival of the fitnessA group of my younger friends was sitting around talking about their exercise programs. They all have workout routines, personal trainers and gym memberships.
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 Weezer coming to CalgaryWeezer is finally heading back to Calgary.
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