Sammy Hudes, The Globe and Mail

Sammy Hudes

The Globe and Mail

Calgary, AB, Canada

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Past articles by Sammy:

Canadian companies not doing enough to tackle racism in the workplace, report says

A report released on Tuesday found that more than 70% of Black Canadians still experience racism or microaggressions on the job → Read More

Food prices continue to climb even as inflation eases

TORONTO — As overall inflation slows, the cost of food continues to climb for Canadians — but experts say there should be some relief by the end of the year. → Read More

Booking a camping spot can take ‘hours’ on Parks Canada site as demand soars

As some express frustration about dashed hopes of locking in a camping adventure this summer in the mountains, Parks Canada says it’s working to restore the… → Read More

Lethbridge psychiatrist is second Alberta doctor to die of COVID-19

Dr. Wayne John Edwards, 66, is being remembered for his commitment to the field of medicine and his love of music → Read More

LIVE at 3:30 p.m.: Hinshaw updates COVID response

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw will update the province’s COVID-19 situation a day after officials announced a → Read More

Calgary students switch to virtual learning; eight more COVID deaths recorded

Hinshaw said Alberta is seeing 'a sharp rise in cases among school-aged Albertans' → Read More

LIVE at 3:30 p.m.: Hinshaw holds first COVID-19 briefing of the week

Chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw will speak to Albertans for the first time this week as the province holds a COVID-19 briefing Tuesday… → Read More

Alberta on track to hit 2,000 daily COVID-19 cases: Kenney

Kenney said Monday the province won't ease public health restrictions again until rates of new daily cases and total active infections decline → Read More

Triple-murderer handed life sentence with no parole for 35 years

Convicted triple-murderer Dustin Duthie was handed a life sentence without parole ineligibility for 35 years on Thursday in the deaths of his mother, stepdad… → Read More

Three in custody following shooting outside bottle depot

Calgary police are investigating a shooting on Thursday morning in Glenbrook. → Read More

Alberta business leaders optimistic about economic turnaround: survey

Despite immense economic struggles throughout the past year, Alberta business leaders are optimistic surrounding future sales activity, employment and… → Read More

Man dead following incident at northeast bus yard

A man is dead after being rolled over by a bus Monday afternoon at a northeast yard → Read More

'Run in Isolation' event raising funds for Canadian Mental Health Association

'I think with a lot of people you need some sort of competition to kick you in the butt and get going' → Read More

Supreme Court of Canada’s carbon tax ruling ‘erodes provincial jurisdiction’: Alberta’s Jason Kenney

Asked if a provincial carbon levy could be back on the table to keep those dollars in Alberta, premier says his government would ‘consider all options’ → Read More

Calgary man charged in 2018 shooting death of Chestermere man

A Calgary man has been charged with second-degree murder in the 2018 shooting death of a Chestermere man. → Read More

Random draw to decide spots for Lake O’Hara day-use bus in B.C. park

Parks Canada is holding another random draw to allocate reservations for the Lake O’Hara day-use bus in Yoho National Park this summer. → Read More

More residents left Alberta for other provinces than moved there in 2020: Statistics Canada

Alberta lost more than 2,000 residents to other parts of Canada in 2020 as the province coped with economic challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic coupled with… → Read More

Up to 500 pharmacies could be delivering vaccines by early April: Kenney

Alberta plans to deliver COVID-19 vaccine doses to more than 500 community pharmacies by early April, doubling the number of locations across the… → Read More

Province launches consultations to reduce plastic waste, recycling costs

The Alberta government is launching consultations with municipalities and industry leaders to develop a program aimed at reducing plastic waste and recycling… → Read More

Police investigate any possible link into attempted child abductions in Calgary, Airdrie

Calgary police are investigating any possible links between a potential child abduction attempt in the Saddleridge area on Friday afternoon and reports last… → Read More