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Jeromy Farkas

Jeromy Farkas

Contributing Columnist at Calgary Herald Online

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Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Nature & Wildlife
  • City News
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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Two peaks for the price of one: Canmore double-header doesn’t disappoint

Two peaks for the price of one: Canmore double-header doesn’t disappoint
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Lessons from the wild: Six tips for making it home safe

Lessons from the wild: Six tips for making it home safe
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Farkas: Twin parks serve up sanctuary and adventure, close to home

Farkas: Twin parks serve up sanctuary and adventure, close to home
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Farkas: Three days, three parks – Touring Banff, Kootenay, and Yoho...

Farkas: Three days, three parks – Touring Banff, Kootenay, and Yoho on two wheels
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Opinion: City councillors need more sense, not more dollars

Opinion: City councillors need more sense, not more dollars
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Jeromy Farkas: Why conservatives should back low-income transit passes

Jeromy Farkas: Why conservatives should back low-income transit passes
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Calm and climb: Rawson Lake and Sarrail Ridge is a hike to remember

Calm and climb: Rawson Lake and Sarrail Ridge is a hike to remember
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Winter’s best workout: A beginner’s guide to cross-country skiing

Winter’s best workout: A beginner’s guide to cross-country skiing
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Opinion: Calgarians shouldn’t have to choose between growth and com...

Opinion: Calgarians shouldn’t have to choose between growth and community
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Mayoral candidate: Jeromy Farkas

Mayoral candidate: Jeromy Farkas
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Opinion: Building one Canadian economy starts in the Prairies

Opinion: Building one Canadian economy starts in the Prairies