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Alberta First Nation in court over massive proposed ‘Wonder Valley’ AI data centreThe $70-billion Wonder Valley project backed by celebrity investor Kevin O’Leary aims to become the largest AI data center industrial park in the world.EnvironmentJun 8
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Big tech targets Prairies for AI data centresAI data centres proposed in several Prairie provinces are meeting opposition, with some saying data sovereignty isn't worth the environmental impactsTechMay 26
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BC Summer Games 2026 artwork complete, but Kelowna still needs volunteersThe banners are designed. The branding is finished. And the artwork that will define the look of the 2026 BC Summer Games is already appearing across KelownaCanadaJun 10
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Nova Scotia-Maine CAT ferry sees strong start to season thanks to American touristsThe CAT ferry that connects Nova Scotia to Maine is launching its 2026 season, and its operator is already reporting nearly 18,000 pre-season bookings.CanadaMay 14
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City committee endorses ending Calgary Transit’s downtown free fare zoneCalgary Transit officials are recommending a regular fare of $4 for the downtown segment, which is expected to generate an additional $5 million per year.PoliticsMay 7
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Hearing for Charlie Kirk murder suspect will be open to public, judge rulesTyler Robinson's defence team had asked to close portions of the preliminary hearing on July 6-10, when prosecutors must show they have enough evidence to warrant a trial.CrimeJun 1
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Quebec municipalities and environmentalists say province’s water reserves are at riskIn a letter sent to the environment minister, the 12 municipalities and nine environmental organizations say the province is consuming more groundwater than is being replenished.EnvironmentJun 8
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Singer D4vd arrested on suspicion of killing 14-year-old found in trunkLos Angeles police said homicide detectives arrested D4vd on suspicion of murder in the investigation of the killing of Celeste Rivas Hernandez.EntertainmentApr 17
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Shipwrecks discovered from ‘Golden Age of Piracy’ in 18th century BahamasRough, shark-infested seas and regular rip tides made venturing down to the shipwrecks an arduous and risky task, with a high chance of failure.TrendingJun 4
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Dr. Doug Ford takes pro-trade message to Michigan universityOntario Premier Doug Ford received an honorary doctorate in Michigan, using his speech to warn tariffs could harm Canada-U.S. ties and urging the countries to work together.PoliticsMay 2
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Drake releases ‘Iceman’ and 2 surprise albums ‘Habibti,’ ‘Maid of Honour’Drake's three albums have a total of 43 songs and feature artists like PartyNextDoor, Central Cee, Future, 21 Savage, Sexyy Red and more.EntertainmentMay 15
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Victoria Day deals are here–shop top picks from Article, Bikini Village & moreThis Victoria Day long weekend is packed with can’t-miss deals, and we’ve rounded up the best markdowns from brands like Article, Bikini Village, Dyson and more.The CuratorMay 15
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B.C.’s drought conditions show ‘strong regional divide’ between north and southA low snowpack could mean drought and water restrictions for parts of the province this year, but it's not a guarantee, hydrologist Jonathan Boyd said.EnvironmentApr 10
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Call of the Wilde: Canadiens lose for a 2nd straight game in OT to the HurricanesThe Hurricanes won it with an Andrei Svechnikov shot that Sebastian Aho deflected and screened Dobes.SportsMay 26
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Hawrelak Park reopens after 3-year rehabilitation in Edmonton’s river valleyThe changes to the 68‑hectare Hawrelak Park include a new playground and lakefront promenade, a modernized pavilion and updated washrooms, and extensive utilities upgrades.LifestyleMar 13
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Athlete stories can go untold due to fewer journosWhen Canadian curling coach Scott Pfeifer was a member of the Ferbey Four, the curling team would use the large group of reporters at big bonspiels to fuel rivalries and hype the players and the sport.SportsFeb 17
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World champion skydiver plummets to his death after parachute failsWingsuit divers fly at speeds up to 250 km/h and generally have between 200 and 500 skydiving jumps under their belts before attempting to pilot a wingsuit.TrendingFeb 12
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Atlantic hydrogen firms welcome $200M in German investment for Canadian exportsThe budding hydrogen sector in Atlantic Canada is welcoming a 200-million euro commitment from the European Union.EconomyJan 21
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Butterdome makeover: Iconic U of A building’s yellow exterior getting an upgradeThe new Butterdome façade draws on the University of Alberta’s official green and gold colours and will include a lighting feature mimicking the North Saskatchewan River.EducationJan 21
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Finch West LRT finally running again after near-40-hour closure for snowstormThe light rail route launched in December after a testing regime officials said was rigorous, but has been beset by disruptions and suspensions, particularly in colder weather.PoliticsJan 16