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Blue-green algae warning for Nova ScotiaAs the weather gets warmer, there is a warning for Nova Scotians to be on the lookout for blue-green algae. Experts say its toxin-producing blooms can be deadly to pets and make humans sick. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxMay 21
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Cool Science: Uncovering the chemistry of the Alka-SeltzerHigh school chemistry teacher Michael Ng joins us every month on Global News Morning Edmonton to help us explore some cool science. Today, Ng showed us the chemistry behind the Alka-Seltzer.Global News Morning EdmontonJun 19
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Wainwright, Alta., re-establishes water supply after pump issueThe Town of Wainwright, Alta., says it’s making progress on restoring its water levels after it was disrupted earlier this week. Water flow into the reservoir has been restored, but a state of local emergency is still in place while levels are replenished. Erik Bay has the latest.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 15
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Water levels and quality will negatively be impacted by climate changeFreshwater ecologist John Smol warns wet lands are drying up and increased blue green algae blooms will affect drinking water quality.May 23
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TransAlta has cancelled a proposed wind farm in southern Alberta and put three other developments on holdThe company says provincial rule changes to renewable developments and uncertainty around broader electricity market reforms are the reasons behind the decision. As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports, the reeve of Cardston County says the loss of the wind project will be a major blow to the county’s ability to pay for services for its...EnvironmentMay 5
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Grizzly bear surprises skier while hitting the slopes at Lake Louise, Alta.Banff resident James Hardy captured this footage of a grizzly bear emerging from the woods while skiing at Lake Louise Ski Resort.CanadaApr 29
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Paraiso Tropical showcases traditional Latin food at Taste of EdmontonThe Taste of Edmonton is back from July 18 to 28. Family-run for more than 30 years, Paraiso Tropical will offer up authentic Latin American food during this year’s event. Owner Jesus Gonzalez, Chef Ignacio and Alba Gonzalez share samples of what they will bring to the table.Global News Morning EdmontonJul 13
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Progress slow on Alberta First Nation’s water crisisWhile Calgary is expected to lift its water restrictions soon, nearby First Nations have lived without clean drinking water for years. Heather Yourex-West visits Stoney Nakoda Nations, Alta., where progress has been painfully slow despite promises from the federal government.Global NationalJun 26
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Global National: June 26Newfoundland and Labrador’s commercial cod fishery is partially reopening for the first time since July 1992, when hundreds of coastal communities that long depended on cod lost their economic and cultural heart. Why the moratorium is being lifted, what it means for the province, and how politics may be at play. A home in Winnipeg...Global NationalJun 26
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Tornado captured on video in central AlbertaAmanda McCrea captured this footage of a tornado near Edberg, Alta. on June 3, 2024.CanadaJun 3
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Global National: June 11EDITOR’S NOTE: This online edition of Global National has been trimmed due to copyright restrictions. INEOS Styrolution says it will permanently close its industrial plant in Sarnia, Ont., following intense pressure from both the provincial and federal governments to curb toxic emissions. Residents of the nearby Aamjiwnaang First Nation had previously said they felt sick...Global NationalJun 11
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One dead after glider crash in AlbertaOne person is dead after a gilder crash east of Diamond Valley, Alta. Sarah Offin reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 29
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McGill honours Dr. Frederic Bertley with honourary degreeWest Island native Dr. Frederic Bertley is a world-renowned scientist and has won eight Emmy awards. His family also has more degrees from McGill University than any other family. For those reasons and so many more, he is being awarded an honorary degree from his alma mater. Global’s Gloria Henriquez has his remarkable story.May 31
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Chatsworth Farm explains how you can cook or bake with goose and turkey eggsThe Wasyliks family are behind Chatsworth Farm near Vermilion, Alta. They’re dedicated to raising and growing food sustainably and connecting people to their farm’s ingredients. Charlotte Wasylik explains how you can cook or bake with a goose or turkey egg.May 25
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Evacuation order lifted for residents of Fort McMurrayResidents who were evacuated from communities in Fort McMurray, Alta., are being allowed to return home Saturday. While a nearby wildfire is still classified as out of control, officials say crews have made significant progress on the blaze. Erik Bay has the details.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonMay 18
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Treaty 8 chiefs show support for Woodland Cree energy lease site blockadeMultiple chiefs from Treaty 8 First Nation gathered together Thursday in support of Woodland Cree Nation, which has been blocking access to an energy lease site near Peace River, Alta., for almost two weeks. Sarah Ryan has more.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonMay 16
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Fort McMurray wildfire: Evacuees eased as crews, weather douse flamesWhile a wildfire is burning just a few kilometres away from Fort McMurray, Alta., there are plenty of firefighters, helicopters, and heavy equipment assigned to the city to help prevent the blaze from coming closer. As Jasmine King reports, a good break in the weather is also helping douse the flames and ease the fears...Global NationalMay 16
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Cooler temps, rain helping fend off wildfires in Western CanadaThousands of people have been forced to flee their homes, as major wildfires continue to burn near Fort Nelson, B.C., and Fort McMurray Alta. As Heather Yourex-West explains, while cooler temperatures and rain in some areas are helping firefighters fend off the flames, the situation for these communities remains volatile.Global NationalMay 16
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‘Stressful and uncertain time’: Thousands flee Fort McMurray wildfireRoughly 6,000 people in Fort McMurray, Alta., have been ordered out as a nearby wildfire puts their lives and homes in danger. Heather Yourex-West reports on how communities destroyed in the 2016 wildfire disaster and since rebuilt are under threat again; and what’s giving firefighters a welcome reprieve.Global NationalMay 15
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Global National: May 16Thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes, as major wildfires continue to burn near Fort Nelson, B.C., and Fort McMurray Alta. While cooler temperatures and rain in some areas are helping firefighters fend off the flames, the situation for these communities remains volatile. Two Ontario men are facing charges of fraud over...Global NationalMay 16