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The smaller price on the quote can distract you from what each unit costs.

For a Calgary shop or service business buying repeat supplies, start with the same specification and unit. A box, roll and case are not interchangeable.

Paste permitted quote details into Claude and try this prompt.

“Compare these packs using only the supplied details. Show item, specification, pack price, quantity, unit, currency, calculation and price per unit. Flag missing information or incompatible specifications. Keep shipping, tax and discounts separate. Do not invent conversion factors or recommend a purchase.”

Check the arithmetic yourself. Then confirm fees, storage space and how much you will actually use. The lower unit price can still mean buying stock you do not need.

Save this for your next supplier order. taken in Calgary, Alberta by @calgarypodcast

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Alyssa Hussein, @_alysssssah brings a rare cross-border view to immigration law.

As the founding attorney of @crossing.frontiers Immigration Law, she helps Canadians, Americans, founders, companies, and global talent move between Canada and the United States with less confusion and more clarity.

Licensed in Alberta, Ontario, and Michigan, Alyssa’s work spans startup founders entering the U.S. market, Canadian companies hiring international talent, and the growing wave of Canadian citizenship-by-descent cases reconnecting people with their Canadian roots.

This conversation is about movement, opportunity, identity, and the legal pathways that help people build their lives across borders.

🎙️ Stay tuned for this episode by subscribing to our YouTube channel, Apple Podcast, and Spotify. taken in Canada by @calgarypodcast

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There is far more good than evil in people.

After 25 years serving with the Calgary Police Service, including years as a homicide detective, Dave Sweet has seen parts of life most of us never will.

Crime scenes. Grief. Violence. Families changed forever.

And still, that belief remains possible.

That says a lot about how we choose to see people.

Because if someone who spent his career close to the worst of human behaviour can still speak about goodness, maybe the rest of us should be slower to lose faith in it.

A powerful conversation with @davesweet14 of @unconventionalclassroom.ca on the @CanadianPodcast with @yyczak.

Stay tuned for the full episode.

Follow @CanadianPodcast and subscribe on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts for conversations with Canadians whose stories deserve to be heard.

Do you believe there is more good than evil in people?

#CanadianPodcast #CalgaryPodcast #CalgaryPolice #HomecideDetective taken in Calgary, Alberta by @calgarypodcast

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Recalibrating after being in a high paced environment and career with Calgary’s legendary broadcaster, @linda_olsen_global on #CanadianPodcast with @yycZAK is now LIVE on YouTube.com/CanadianPodcast and/or Spotify. 🎙️ taken in Calgary, Alberta by @calgarypodcast

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Maybe the world isn’t noisier. Maybe we’re just learning to listen differently. 👂

Sometimes it’s not the world that changes, it’s how we choose to engage with it.

In this heartfelt conversation, Calgary’s legendary broadcaster @linda_olsen_global shares how stepping back from the daily news cycle brought new clarity and calm.

Linda reminds us that meaningful discourse starts with empathy, patience, and pausing the noise once in a while.

🎧 Watch or listen to the full episode now
👉 YouTube.com/CanadianPodcast or find Canadian Podcast on Spotify

Follow @CanadianPodcast and @yycZAK for more conversations that bring optimism and perspective to Canada’s stories

#LindaOlsen #CanadianPodcast #YYCStories #PositiveChange #MediaWithPurpose #CanadianVoices #CalgaryMedia #MindfulConversation #HopefulStories #StorytellingMatters #LeadershipInMedia taken in Calgary, Alberta by @calgarypodcast

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Who takes care of the people who tell the stories?

In this heartfelt conversation, @linda_olsen_global opens up about the emotional side of journalism and the importance of protecting mental health in a demanding profession.

From covering difficult events to carrying stories that stay long after the cameras stop rolling, Linda shares how rest, therapy, and honest conversations help journalists heal.

Linda also discusses the role of EMDR therapy and why acknowledging her own childhood trauma is essential to resilience.

Listen to the full episode on @CanadianPodcast with @linda_olsen_global and @yycZAK.

Subscribe on YouTube and follow us on Spotify for more conversations that remind us to care for the people behind the headlines. 🎧🇨🇦

#MentalHealthAwareness #JournalistWellbeing #SelfCare #WorkplaceMentalHealth #EMDR #TraumaHealing #CanadianPodcast #LindaOlsen #Calgary #MediaIndustry taken in Calgary, Alberta by @calgarypodcast

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🎙️ Memories of CFCN and the mentors who shaped Calgary television

When Linda Olsen looks back on her early years at CFCN, she remembers the people who made the newsroom feel like family.

She speaks about working alongside the late and great Darrel Janz, one of Calgary’s most respected broadcasters, and reconnecting with the late legend, Ron “Buck Shot” Barge, whose children’s show was a staple of local television.

From meeting Darrel at 18 during the Miss Calgary Pageant to later sharing the anchor desk, Linda reflects on how kindness, humility, and mentorship defined those years.

Tune into the full conversation with Linda Olsen on @CanadianPodcast with Zak.

Make sure to follow on Spotify and subscribe on YouTube to hear the full story. 🎧🇨🇦

#Calgary #CFCN #LindaOlsen #DarrelJanz #RonBarge #BuckShot #CanadianPodcast #BroadcastJournalism #LocalNews #MediaHistory #CalgaryMedia #YYC taken in Calgary, Alberta by @calgarypodcast

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🎙️ From Danish roots to Calgary skies, childhood memories shape who we become.

Growing up as a first-generation Canadian with Danish parents meant weekends at Paskapoo, drive-ins under prairie stars, and summers that revolved around the Stampede.

In this heartfelt episode, Global News veteran @linda_olsen_global reflects on Calgary’s early days, family, and the stories that built our city.

Linda looks back and shares her story on what it means to grow up Calgarian at heart.

Stay tuned for the full episode with @linda_olsen_global and @yyczak on the @canadianpodcast. 🇨🇦

#Calgary #LindaOlsen #CanadianPodcast #CalgaryHeritage #FirstGenerationCanadian #DanishHeritage #CalgaryHistory #YYC #Nostalgia taken in Calgary, Alberta by @calgarypodcast

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🇨🇦 101 Years of Courage
Captain William Wilson, a D-Day veteran of Juno Beach and one of Canada’s living links to history, will turn 101 next month.

From the decks of HMCS Ottawa on June 6, 1944 to a century of service, leadership, and community, his story reminds us that freedom was never free.

Captain Bill has seen the world change more than most of us can imagine, yet his spirit and dedication remain as strong as ever.

What’s one lesson you think today’s generation can learn from Canada’s WWII veterans?

👉 Follow @CanadianPodcast to hear Bill’s story in his own words, releasing this month.

From the bottom of my heart thank you to Captain Bill, to the Veterans of Canada, and the ones that are serving and continue to serve.

Thank you for your sacrifice, bravery, and commitment to protecting our freedoms.

- @yycZAK 🌺 #LestWeForget

#CanadianPodcast #CanadaHistory #WWII #DDayVeteran #Calgary #YYC #LestWeForget #CanadianVeterans #HistoryMatters #Legacy #101Years taken in Canada by @calgarypodcast

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🔊 A Throwback Thursday to Ralph Klein’s victory song on cassette when he won as Calgary’s Mayor. A man who put our city on the map.

Tonight I press play on that old Ralph Klein victory tape.

The tape is worn. The sound is scratchy. But the pride of Calgary still comes through loud and clear.

Ralph said leadership was about people.
Listen first. Roll up your sleeves. Get the job done.

“The Olympics should be the best big party any of us has ever been to. If it is not, we may have missed the point.”
— Ralph Klein, Mayor of Calgary, quoted in Sports Illustrated, Jan 27, 1988.

As mayor he showed the world what this city could be. He helped bring us the 1988 Winter Olympics. A moment that changed how the world saw Calgary.

He worked for Calgarians. He faced critics head on. He kept the city’s best interests at heart.

What made him remarkable was not only the big wins. It was how he connected with people. He treated everyone with respect. In the council chamber and on the street.

He reminded us that leadership is service.

Ralph Klein is remembered as a mayor who embodied Calgary’s spirit of grit, hard work, and community.

A true Calgarian.
A great man.
A leader we will never forget.

Thank you to the late and great #RalphKlein
— @yycZAK taken in Calgary, Alberta by @calgarypodcast

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The importance of taking care of our mental and physical health as men, with Calgary Mayoral Candidate, @JeffDavisonYYC and former CEO of the @prostatecancercentre.

Thank you for your continued support of bringing awareness to @MenTELL.ca 🧠 taken in Calgary, Alberta by @calgarypodcast

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