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Traditional South Asian weddings are booming in Alberta - and hotels are cashing in

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By Ameya Charnalia
| The Toronto Star Verified
EDMONTON — Resplendent in maroon, gold and saffron satins, banquet halls in hotels across the province are getting a colourful makeover. Alberta’s cities continue to draw immigrants from across the world. Many newcomers to the province point to the affordable cost of living and — despite a slowdown in the oilpatch — ample job opportunities in the province’s largest cities of Edmonton and Calgary.
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Fret no more: Scandinavian-themed establishment to replace much-loved Edmonton pub Daravara

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By Ameya Charnalia
| The Toronto Star Verified
EDMONTON — There’s good news for residents lamenting the loss of one of one local watering hole. In early August, Daravara — a neighbourhood pub located on 124 Street and 107 Avenue — announced it was shutting down. The pub, which opened in 2014, was a neighbourhood staple for residents living along 124 Street — and several were upset to see their local pub close its doors. “It’s a big loss to the area,” said Jeff McLaren, executive director of the 124 Street Business Association.
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No-frills flying is going nowhere: Swoop Airlines adding Edmonton-Winnipeg route this fall

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By Ameya Charnalia
| The Toronto Star Verified
On Wednesday, Swoop — a whole-owned subsidiary of Calgary-based WestJet — announced it is adding Edmonton-Winnipeg to its roster of domestic routes. Winnipeg is the third Canadian destination the ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) will fly from the Edmonton airport — its base of operations in Western Canada. One-way fares from Edmonton to Winnipeg start at $49, according to the Swoop website. Swoop’s Boeing 737-800 aircraft will make its inaugural flight from Edmonton to Winnipeg on Oct.
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