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Attention is turning to the 113th Grey Cup, which will be played in Calgary. Sports outlet TSN has published a ranking of the best bets to win the championship, sparking debate among Canadian football fans about which teams have the strongest odds. The analysis is fuelling predictions and wagering discussions ahead of the CFL's showpiece final.
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Ticketmaster is drawing attention on several fronts. A Calgary concert featuring a hologram of late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala was cancelled through the platform, and a major Ticketmaster outage renewed criticism of single-platform ticketing. Meanwhile, Live Nation failed to dismiss the FTC's ticket-scalping case, and Suno hired a Ticketmaster executive to lead its new live experiences division.
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Zayne Parekh, the Calgary Flames' young defenceman, is in the spotlight amid coverage of the Flames' recent play, including their win over the Detroit Red Wings and Matvei Gridin's standout shooting and 'Griddy' goal celebration. Calgary coverage has focused on the team's strong collective game and the contributions of its young players as the season progresses.
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Ticketmaster has hired Jim Freeman, a former Amazon Prime Video vice-president, as its new chief technology officer, tasking him with leading an 'AI-first' technology push. The news is drawing attention alongside other Ticketmaster headlines, including the cancellation of a Calgary concert that was to feature a hologram of the late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala.
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Colorado Avalanche star defenceman Cale Makar is drawing attention after opening the scoring in a blowout win over Calgary, recording three points alongside Nathan MacKinnon as the Flames remained winless. Coverage also highlights Makar's role on the Avalanche power play ahead of the 2026-27 season, plus a lighthearted offseason debate among Avalanche players over who is better on the tennis court.