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Volunteers rebuild Kananaskis river surfing wave destroyed by heavy rains

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By Michelle McCann Verified
| This is Calgary
Calgary Volunteers have spent the summer rebuilding a popular river surfing wave in Kananaskis after heavy rain damaged it in June. The damage also forced the cancellation of an annual surfing competition for the first time in roughly 20 years. Alberta River Surfing Association says damage to wave led to cancellation of surf competition 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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155 people used this Banff temporary housing program last year. Now it's been suspended

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By Michelle McCann Verified
| This is Calgary
People  facing homelessness in Banff have fewer places to stay now that the YWCA has suspended its temporary housing program, after losing a key source of funding. The program, called Project Home, provided four rooms where people could stay, with staff there to help them find a stable place to live afterwards. Ebony Rempel, CEO of YWCA Banff, said many workers in Banff live in staff accommodation tied to their jobs, so losing or leaving a job can mean suddenly losing their home, too.
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Okanagan wildfires hurting tourism in B.C. towns hundreds of kilometres away

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By Michelle McCann Verified
| This is Calgary
Calgary·New Wildfires burning hundreds of kilometres away are affecting tourism in B.C.’s Columbia Valley, with some visitors cancelling or reconsidering trips. Local tourism officials say the region remains open and largely unaffected by the fires themselves. 'We're open and welcoming people in the Columbia Valley,' says Radium Hot Springs mayor 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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