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Journalist with @CBCCalgary on web (and sometimes radio/TV). Send me an email: joel.dryden@cbc.ca
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Pancakes, pipelines and independence: politics serving up new flavour at this year’s Calgary Stampede

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By Joel Dryden Verified
| This is Calgary
Nearly eight decades have passed since Louis St. Laurent, Canada’s 12th prime minister, rolled in an open carriage through downtown streets as the Calgary Stampede parade marshal, led by red-coated Royal Canadian Mounted Police. “I shall always cherish this memory of Calgary,” St. Laurent said later that day after being given a white buckskin waistcoat by city officials in 1950. St. Laurent is one in a long line of prime ministers who have gathered at the Stampede, ranging from R. B.
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Calgary lawyer acquitted on sexual assault, indecent act charges

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By Joel Dryden Verified
| This is Calgary
Calgary·New A Calgary lawyer has been acquitted on charges related to sexual assault and public indecency after a judge raised concerns over witness reliability. However, Patrick Higgerty, who also served in Alberta as a justice of the peace, was convicted of harassment by telecommunications. Patrick Higgerty convicted of harassment by telecommunications Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur.
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Alberta separation could prompt potential $62B economic hit, business exodus: Calgary Chamber report

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By Joel Dryden Verified
| This is Calgary
Calgary·New A new report released Wednesday by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce claims Alberta separation from Canada could spur a business exodus and result in a $62-billion economic contraction annually.
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