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Calgary city council asked to approve ambitious plan for new recreation facilitiesThe City of Calgary is being asked to approve an ambitious plan to build more recreational facilities but it could cost up to $250 million per year.Canada47 mins
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Calgary woman fends off porch pirates in her bathrobe: ‘Adrenaline took over’Danielle MacPherson has become a Calgary hero and internet sensation for chasing down a group of porch pirates wearing just her pyjamas and slippers.Trending1 hour
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Psychology behind addiction may explain Alberta teen’s suspected overdose deathThe suspected overdose death of a Lethbridge teen whose body was found on a city street on Boxing Day, and his mom's criminal charges, is putting a spotlight on addiction.Crime2 hours
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Calgary police face huge budget shortfall, warn of ‘impacts across the organization’Calgary police confirm that the force is facing a $28-million shortfall in its 2025 operating budget and dealing with it will have impacts across the organization.Crime3 hours
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Trans Mountain exploring capacity expansion projects but not a 3rd pipelineThe pipeline has been in the spotlight after U.S. President Donald Trump said his country would slap 10 per cent tariffs on Canadian oil imports.Canada5 hours
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CFL slaps Shawn Lemon with 2nd suspension for positive drug testLemon's latest suspension follows a positive test for Phentermine, an appetite suppressant that can help with weight loss.Sports5 hours
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Alberta puts contracts on hold amid allegations of widespread corruption in private surgeriesA letter obtained by the Globe and Mail allegedly accuses the UCP of widespread corruption, conflicts of interest and firing the former CEO of AHS because she tried to investigate.Politics6 hours
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Police seek suspect in alleged Canada-wide romance scam that cost victims $275kPolice in Ontario say they are looking for a man who is alleged to have swindled nearly a dozen victims across Canada in a romance scam.Canada7 hours
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Alberta MLA ending coffee with constituents after coal backlashEnergy Minister Brian Jean directed the Alberta Energy Regulator last month to lift the moratorium, allowing new coal exploration and development on the eastern slopes.Politics7 hours
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Wilkinson says Ottawa and provinces should discuss possibility of west-east oil pipelineJonathan Wilkinson says it's a "vulnerability" for Canada to export so much of its oil to the United States in the context of the Trump administration's tariff threats.Politics8 hours
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Alberta government providing Jasper $8M in property tax relief fundingJasper Mayor Richard Ireland says the funding is critical to the town's ongoing recovery.Politics8 hours
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Suncor CEO touts Canadian refining capacity as way to weather tariffsKruger says that while he thinks the U.S. needs Suncor just as it needs the U.S. market, the company's integrated asset base gives it a natural hedge to tariff impacts.Economy9 hours
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Suncor earns $818M in 4th quarter, upstream production risesSuncor says its upstream production for the quarter totalled approximately 875,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.Money9 hours
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Alberta disability advocates question province’s new ADAP programThe Alberta government is launching a new program similar to AISH, but will allow those with disabilities who can work to earn more without losing access to benefits.PoliticsFeb 5
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Take Back Alberta founder plans to fight $112K in fines levied by Elections AlbertaThe body that oversees provincial election spending and voting rules has laid over $112,000 in fines against Take Back Alberta and its founder, David Parker, who plans to fight it.PoliticsFeb 5
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‘It’s horrible’: Apartment without heat for days during Calgary cold snap, tenant saysMichelle Bradley, who lives in an apartment building owned by Mainstreet in northwest Calgary, says she first complained about not having enough heat in her home on Jan. 20.WeatherFeb 5
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Alberta mom charged in 13-year-old son’s suspected overdose deathLethbridge police allege the mom and son were doing drugs together at Christmas when he overdosed, and she hid him from paramedics before they ended up outdoors, where he died.CrimeFeb 5
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‘Nothing new:’ Police say fentanyl crackdown existed before tariff threatsCanadian investigators were effectively cracking down on fentanyl trafficking and production well before Donald Trump threatened devastating tariffs if Canada didn't do more.CrimeFeb 5
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Iconic mall in downtown Calgary being torn downWhile demolition work has started on Calgary's iconic Eau Claire mall, the future of the land the mall sits on and the surrounding area remains uncertain.EconomyFeb 5
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Security will shut down wilderness area near G7 summit in Kananaskis in JuneSecurity will be extremely tight as a huge area of Alberta's Kananaskis country, west of Calgary, will be closed to the general public in June 2025 for the G7 Summit.EconomyFeb 5
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Quebec government open to rekindled LNG project to ship energy from Alberta overseasQuebec refused to authorize GNL Québec Inc.'s proposed liquefaction facility and export terminal in 2021 and Ottawa followed suit in 2022, citing environmental concerns.EconomyFeb 5
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Alberta election rules changed to account for displaced Jasper residentsThe Municipal Affairs minister said those looking to vote will have had to have been eligible to vote immediately before the fire and plan on returning to Jasper at some point.PoliticsFeb 5
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Driver charged in Gaudreau deaths says brothers were more impaired than himSean M. Higgins' lawyers are claiming that the Gaudreaus' blood alcohol was higher than his in an attempt to get his charges dropped.TrendingFeb 5
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‘These situations are dynamic’: 1 dead, 9 detained in separate border incursions in AlbertaThe RCMP noted officers responded to the events 'as part of ongoing efforts to secure the shared Canada-U.S. border.'CanadaFeb 5
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‘Taxpayers can’t keep paying for this’: Thousands of RCMP vehicles destined for crusherA moratorium on selling decommissioned RCMP vehicles has left thousands in storage and thousands more turned into scrap.CanadaFeb 5