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Love takeout? How Earthware's return-for-reuse containers could revolutionize industry: Founder John MacInnes says business now expanding beyond Calgary

How Alberta power crisis created moment of collective coping: University of Windsor's Dr. Ben Kuo explains science behind individuals becoming community in trying times

Calgary Film Commissioner Luke Azevedo says Last Of Us put all eyes on city - and more projects coming: Trip to Emmy Awards opportunity to promote city's thriving industry (but we still need more skilled-workers in culture jobs). Shouts out Bow Valley College for educating next generation of workers, leaders

One For the Road Brewing on why interest in alcohol-free beer is exploding: Founder Graham Matheos says younger drinkers leading charge. Non-alcoholic drinks also taste better and marketed better.

Minister Mike Ellis says every Albertan should have received Saturday emergency alert on power usage: Public Safety and Emergency Services ministry explains how they work - and what you need to get them

Do court orders actually protect women from domestic violence?: Professor Doug King from Mount Royal University says they work in most cases but more funding needed to protect all. Calgary woman stabbed to death by estranged husband - who had previously violated no-contact orders.

Future of music festivals? Coachella to feature digital pop star Hatsune Miku: Music expert Eric Alper on how AI musicians come with all the songs but none of the drama?

Mental health and your elite youth athlete: Dr. Katherine Tamminen on why brain is just as important as body: Researcher from the kinesiology and physical education program has new piece in The Conversation on how we're now starting to investigate and talk more about the mental health of our elite youth athletes.

Why Kelowna country singer Dawson Gray wrote a song called 'Calgary'

Christina Applegate Connection: Hotchkiss Brain Institute's Dr. Sarah Morrow on how actress has us talking Multiple Sclerosis thanks to her appearance on Emmy Awards

By 2100, we may have to spend additional 142 days per year inside, says new study by University of Waterloo's Dr. Rebecca Saari 

True Calgarian: To save his son, Martin Bell is ready to climb mountains: Everest in the Alps Challenge raises money and awareness for brain tumour research. 

How ping pong, parking and good coffee inspire employees at Wood: Vice president Jason Westrup on how they're doing things differently 

Who could run the Alberta NDP next? University of Calgary's Dr. Lisa Young says with Rachel Notley stepping down, watch for these names - unless a wild card pops up

Blue Monday is "hogwash" - says Mount Royal University professor Dr. Dan Devoe

Elixir of Love perfect Valentine's Day outing from Calgary Opera. Plus - did you know you don't tell opera singers to "break a leg"?

Researcher says difference between tired, cranky and medically "burned out"

How do Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo polar bears survive deep freezes? Tiny ears, big paws

Radon detector can save you from cancer: In Alberta, 1 new case of radon-induced lung cancer every 23 hours

Road Rage: Did pandemic escalate street anger? Dr. Amanda Stephens from Australia's Monash University on how anger doesn't stop when we get in our cars

BC launches at-home screening program for cervical cancer. Dr. Gina Ogilivie says major step in preventative medicine.

Biking in -30 weather: Nic Robitaille on how layers and studs are key to biking in cold snap