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Hate waiting in long lineups? Here are some tips to make it less annoying

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By Ellis Choe Verified
| Cost of Living Verified
It doesn't matter what time of year it is — you won't catch Lorina Rigaux waiting in line. "I'll do anything to avoid a lineup," says Rigaux, a working parent of two young children in Calgary. "I am an incredibly impatient person. I will come back at an alternate time or come back right when the store opens up if I absolutely can't avoid shopping at brick and mortar." She says she prefers to shop online after the kids have gone to bed. Rigaux is far from alone.
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Many cooks, one mortgage. Multigenerational homes are taking off in Calgary

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By Ellis Choe Verified
| CBC Calgary Verified
Calgary has seen a mini-boom in homes expressly built for multigenerational living, driven largely by the Indian community. At first, these were concentrated in the new northeast communities of Cornerbrook and Homestead. But Trico Homes sales area manager Akshat Mathur says the demand is growing in the southeast community of Pine Creek as well. Trico is one of several builders constructing these new models in many communities in the city, and Mathur is even building one for himself.
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How these Sudanese refugees in Calgary are stepping up to protect their youth

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By Ellis Choe Verified
| Storylines (Podcast)
The Sudanese community in Calgary is struggling with its young people dying from avoidable causes. Community members Akeir Mel Kuol and Stephen Deng are trying to help. Akeir Mel Kuol, left, and Stephen Deng are part of the Sudanese community in Calgary. Both are counsellors with university degrees helping youth and families who are struggling with poverty, trauma and death in the family.
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