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1 day ago | calgaryherald.com | Daniel Austin

Advertisement 1Is there any one thing that the last 10 years of No. 18 picks in the draft can teach us? There’s almost always real, high-end talent availableArticle contentCalgary Flames fans may be hoping and praying their team gets a centre in Friday’s NHL Draft. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentIf recent history tells us anything, though, it’s that when you’re picking 18th overall, you’re far more likely to get an elite defenceman than a franchise-altering centre.

1 day ago | calgaryherald.com | Michele Jarvie

Advertisement 1Article contentRe: We can develop our resources responsibly, Opinion, June 24Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentI agree with letter writer Bonnie Castellarin that responsible development and environmental stewardship are not opposites. This applies equally to metallurgical coal development in Alberta. This type of coal is a crucial component in the steel production process, and who can argue that steel is not a crucial component in the building of so much of what we need.

2 days ago | calgaryherald.com | Daniel Austin

Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1Article contentIs it a good draft? A bad draft? A deep draft? Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentTod Button doesn’t concern himself with that question. Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Article contentThe Calgary Flames director of amateur scouting since 2001 has seen good drafts, bad drafts and everything in between over the years.

2 days ago | calgaryherald.com | Wes Gilbertson |Daniel Austin

Advertisement 1Danny Austin and Wes Gilbertson cover the Calgary Flames full-time. Who do they see as potential fits for the Flames in the 2025 NHL Draft? Article contentWe’re not scouts. Let’s make that clear right away. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentWe have, however, been digging in on our research. Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.

3 days ago | calgaryherald.com | Christopher Nardi

Advertisement 1The new target was the product of significant pressure by U.S. President Donald TrumpArticle contentOTTAWA — Even before it hits the 2014 NATO target of two per cent, Canada is committing to a new target of boosting its defence and military spending to five per cent of its GDP — or $150 billion each year — within 10 years.