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Calgary water restrictions for feeder main repairs to return in MarchHealth3 minsThe city of Calgary has announced new water restrictions that will take place starting March 9, to allow for more repair work to be done on the Bearspaw Feeder Main. -
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Nova Scotia takes step toward building two fast-acting electricity generation plantsEnvironmentFeb 19 -
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Alberta government announces purchase of new waterbombers to fight wildfiresFireFeb 17 -
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Saskatchewan man saves his 70-year-old mother from moose attackFeaturesFeb 13
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EnvironmentClosing arguments delivered in hearings for NB Power’s proposed Tantramar gas plant -
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EnvironmentPeterborough city council divided on GE demolition -
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EnvironmentBC’s Bear Smart Community Program stalled -
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EntertainmentConstruction to begin on much-anticipated whale sanctuary coming to N.S. -
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CanadaCastle Mountain Resort debuts high-speed chairlift -
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EnvironmentMemramcook farmers voice concern over rezoning proposal -
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CanadaDRIPA court challenge launched -
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CanadaB.C. government faces opposition from First Nation for routine wolf cull -
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CanadaLow snowpack in parts of B.C. raising concern -
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CanadaB.C. First Nation comes out against government wolf kill -
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EnvironmentEffort to save KVR trail ramping up -
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EnvironmentTrump revokes ‘endangerment finding’ that underpinned US fight against climate change
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Saskatchewan man saves his 70-year-old mother from moose attackAngie Tuffnell was attacked by the moose in the early hours of January 22nd, her son Shawn Tuffnell heard the yells of his mother and fought the moose with his bare handsFeaturesFeb 13
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B.C. First Nation opposes cull on its territory after footage of ‘Judas’ wolfThe wolf cull has been taking place in B.C. for about 10 years and hundreds of wolves are killed every winter in order to protect threatened caribou herds.EnvironmentFeb 13
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U.S. rolls back declaration that greenhouse gases endanger public healthThe Trump administration on Thursday revoked a scientific finding that long has been the central basis for U.S. action to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.U.S. NewsFeb 12
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Nova Scotia’s CarbonRun reaches carbon capture milestone with ‘river liming’ projectA Nova Scotia-based company has accomplished a milestone in the world of carbon capture, with its project to store carbon dioxide in rivers using limestone.EnvironmentFeb 12
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Record snow drought in Western US raises concerns for water shortages and wildfiresWith thousands of warm temperature records being broken across the U.S. Midwest this winter, scientists say snow cover and snow depth are at their lowest levels in decades.WeatherFeb 10
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Canada set for women’s doubles luge debutOn their first day of a get-to-know-you summer trip together, Kailey Allan saw Beattie Podulsky get scared by a spider web and fall down a hill.SportsFeb 10
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Corrosion caused by road salt is taking a toll on Calgary’s fire trucksThe city of Calgary says it has spent $2 million this year to repair corrosion on the city's fire trucks believed caused by the road salts the city puts on its streets.FireFeb 9
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Canada’s power grid is under pressure amid rising demand, watchdog warnsA new reliability report warns Canada’s power grid faces growing strain as electricity demand rises faster than new supply, raising concerns about winter reliability.CanadaFeb 7
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Criticism over B.C. government’s handling of Texada grizzly bear shootingKody Bevan and Seneca Antony received a combined penalty of $6,000, with $2,000 from each fine directed to the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation.EnvironmentFeb 6
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No injuries or hazmat concerns after train derailment in DeltaBNSF Railway confirms that the train derailed just after 9 p.m. near Highway 99 and Highway 17, but there are no environmental concerns.EnvironmentFeb 6
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