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  • Danielle Smith says carbon pricing policy has changed since her past comments about benefits
    Smith says if Trudeau needs to point to a comment she made three years ago, that means he can't defend his current stance.
    Politics
    Apr 5
  • Alberta Municipalities say proposed provincial Bill 20 will create a chill effect
    The organization representing Alberta's cities, towns and villages says Bill 20 granting the province sweeping new powers over local governments is creating an atmosphere of fear.
    Politics
    Apr 29
  • Sale of Lions Place housing complex considered elder abuse, says CCPA report
    A new report says the sale of the Lions Place non-profit seniors housing complex to a for-profit organization can be classified as elder abuse.
    Trending
    Apr 24
  • Alberta government announces wage offer for AUPE workers during collective bargaining
    The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees said negotiations should take place in good faith and at the bargaining table, not through the press.
    Politics
    Apr 15
  • TAPYeg announces plans to run candidates in Edmonton’s next municipal election
    Political party TAPYeg, short for Transparent and Active Partnerships Edmonton, declared its intentions to get candidates elected to Edmonton council after the UCP tabled Bill 20.
    Politics
    May 1
  • DeSmith shines in Game 3, Vancouver Canucks hold on to win 2-1 vs Predators
    Casey DeSmith made 29 saves Friday, backstopping his Vancouver Canucks to a 2-1 victory over the Nashville Predators in Game 3.
    Sports
    Apr 27
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  • Nenshi viewed as front-runner as deadline looms in Alberta NDP leadership contest
    Members have until Monday night to buy a membership in order to cast a vote on June 22 on who will replace Rachel Notley as NDP leader and head of the Opposition.
    Politics
    Apr 22
  • Alberta government reverses course, will continue to fund low-income transit passes
    The Alberta government said Wednesday it will not be cutting low-income transit pass funding.
    Politics
    May 1
  • Woman acquitted in heated confrontation outside North Vancouver sushi restaurant
    Sylvia Lynne Taylor was charged with causing a disturbance after a video capturing a part of the August 2022 exchange circulated widely on social media.
    Crime
    Apr 23
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  • Green bins roll out to London, Ont. multi-unit residential buildings
    On Wednesday, bins were placed in disposal areas at two Norquay Management properties to help residents separate food waste from other garbage.
    Canada
    Apr 26
  • Out-of-control wildfire in northeastern Alberta believed to be 67 hectares
    A wildfire is burning out of control in northeastern Alberta, approximately 4.5 kilometres east of Saprae Creek Estates in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.
    Canada
    Apr 22
  • Whiteout party means Winnipeg road closures as Jets try to stave off elimination
    The Winnipeg Jets are bringing another whiteout to downtown Winnipeg on Tuesday — which means you may have to make some adjustments to your commute. 
    Sports
    Apr 30
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  • ‘If we stay with it, they will come’: Canucks sticking to game plan with series tied 1-1
    Despite Tuesday's 4-1 loss to the Nashville Predators, the Vancouver Canucks say they plan to stick with a style of play they believe can win the series.
    Sports
    Apr 24
  • Businesses, lake users fear ‘knee-jerk’ action by Parks Canada to combat zebra mussels
    As ice continues its spring thaw in many parts of the country and boaters and paddlers gear up to hit the water, an invasive species that’s been slowly making its way westward across Canada for nearly four decades threatens to end the boating season before it even begins in Riding Mountain National Park. Parks Canada...
    Canada
    Apr 28
  • Concerns raised over Alberta’s water-sharing agreement
    The Alberta government has announced what it's calling the largest water-sharing agreement in the province's history, but some say it doesn't go far enough. 
    Environment
    Apr 21
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  • More than 400 Canadian artists sign letter denouncing ‘anti-trans’ policies
    The open letter denouncing "alarming and destructive" anti-trans legislation was released by Canadian music superstars Tegan and Sara.
    Canada
    Mar 31
  • Province says only Canadians can vote in civic elections, despite Calgary city council motion
    On Tuesday, Ward 8 Coun. Courtney Walcott put forward a notice of motion asking Alberta Municipalities to explore allowing permanent residents to vote in local elections.
    Politics
    May 1
  • Alberta proposes new mental health and addiction agency as toxic drug deaths reach historic high
    More than 1,700 people died from toxic drugs between January and November last year, making it the worst year since the province's substance use surveillance system was created.
    Health
    Apr 2
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  • Smiths Falls, Ont. woman’s wedding dress stolen 2 weeks before marriage
    With just two weeks to go until her big day, Kimberley Thomas was more than dismayed when her wedding dress was stolen from her car while visiting Kingston.
    Canada
    Apr 19
  • $34B Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project opens after years of construction
    The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project took more than four years to construct, and was one of the most costly infrastructure projects in Canadian history. 
    Canada
    May 1
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