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Whose Future is Rising?new

Revitalizing a desolate piece of downtown Calgary, the city has gambled with taxes on the allure of high-priced condos. If it succeeds, where will the poor people go?
Fast Forward Weekly  |  James Wilt  |  01-11-2013  |  Housing & Development

Pipe Dreamsnew

With the Keystone XL and Northern Gateway pipelines focusing attention on Alberta's oil and its pipeline system, the government is undertaking what critics say is a half-hearted review.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Drew Anderson  |  09-14-2012  |  Energy

End of the Rainbownew

Calgary's queer bars are disappearing, eliminating important community hubs and safe gathering places for the LGBT community.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  James Wilt  |  07-06-2012  |  LGBT

Out of the Shadowsnew

Ronald Smith, the Canadian on Montana's death row, has been getting a lot of media attention. The Siksika family of one of his victims, Thomas Running Rabbit Jr., talk about loss and living in a killers shadow.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Zoltan Varadi  |  06-28-2012  |  Crime & Justice

Talisman Energy Stirs Resistancenew

Leaders from Peru accuse Calgary-based Talisman Energy of dirty deeds in its quest for Amazon oil.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Suzy Thompson  |  05-11-2012  |  Energy

The Art Gallery of Calgary Vs. Valerie Coopernew

Valerie Cooper, longtime president and CEO of the Art Gallery of Calgary, is being sued by the gallery to recover $500,000 it alleges she stole through falsified expenses since 2006.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Drew Anderson  |  05-04-2012  |  Crime & Justice

Conscience rights ignite online debatenew

A Fast Forward Weekly story from September, 2011 has resurfaced and fuelled a renewed debate about conscience rights in the current Alberta election as the right-wing Wildrose Party surges.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Suzy Thompson  |  04-06-2012  |  Policy Issues

China’s Impending Crashnew

China is on an unsustainable spending spree.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Gwynne Dyer  |  03-16-2012  |  International

The Missing Childrennew

Canada's residential schools for First Nations left unmarked graves in their wake.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Suzy Thompson  |  03-08-2012  |  Features

Petro Statenew

Alberta's economy is dominated by oil and gas, but critics contend that it also dominates government policy.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Drew Anderson  |  12-15-2011  |  Environment

Progress Report: The Arab Autumnnew

The long march for change continues in the Middle East.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Gwynne Dyer  |  11-30-2011  |  International

The Economy is Greatnew

Brace yourself for a brave new world.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Trevor Scott Howell  |  07-28-2011  |  Economy

As the Internet Coupon Industry Explodes, Businesses and Consumers Pay the Pricenew

When Ryan Munday spent $29 on a Dealathons voucher in April to get his oil changed and summer tires put on, it sounded like a good deal. But what he ended up with was a damaged car and three months of grief.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Gina Sutherland  |  07-14-2011  |  Economy

Big Oil's Roadblocknew

Grassroots citizens fight oil rigs -- and their massive loads -- from barrelling through.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Jeff Gailus  |  11-29-2010  |  Policy Issues

How Much Sugar is in Your Vitamin Water?new

Many vitamin waters contain more sugar than soda pop.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Gregory Sawisky  |  08-05-2010  |  Science

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