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Stephen Harper appointed to oversee Alberta’s $160B AIMCo fundThe organization oversees more than $160 billion in funds.CanadaNov 20
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Revenues are up in Ontario, but ‘challenging’ economic conditions continue for manyOntario is set to unveil its fall economic statement on Wednesday, with details of the cost of alcohol liberalization and $200 rebate cheques for almost everyone in the province.EconomyOct 30
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B.C. election 2024 cheat sheet: A last-minute voter’s guideDoes B.C.'s provincial election have you scratching your head ahead of voting day? We've assembled a last-minute cheat sheet for voters.PoliticsOct 18
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Calgary Police Commission looks at community safety money to pay for shooting rangeThe chair of Calgary's Police Commission said in a letter that the decision to use funding from the Community Safety Investment Framework 'is not being made lightly.'CanadaOct 2
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‘It’s frustrating’: Edmonton councillors say organics processing plan need more detailsA report finds the facility that currently processes organics is not financially or operationally viable long-term, six years after it opened.EnvironmentSep 3
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B.C. regulator seeks stronger investor protection laws after Supreme Court rulingThe chair of the British Columbia Securities Commission is calling on the federal government to change legislation to protect investors.Aug 1
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ATCO seeks to delay hearing on excess profits for appeal processATCO Gas delivers natural gas to 1.3 million customers, about 82 per cent of Alberta homes and businesses.CanadaJul 19
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Under Trudeau, the civil service has grown twice as fast as Canada’s populationMore than 110,000 people have been added to the federal payroll since 2015 when Justin Trudeau became prime minister - a 43 per cent increase.PoliticsJul 17
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ATCO Electric fined $3M for unearned rate increases, overstating its costsATCO Electric has also agreed to refund $4 million in recompense for unearned rate increases, a deal that now goes before the Alberta Utilities Commission for approval.ConsumerJul 9
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A N.S. community forced to cross dangerous highway daily may finally have hopeSince 2011, two people have been struck by vehicles and died in an attempt to cross this section of Nova Scotia's Highway 101. The illegal crossing is said to reduce travel time.TrafficJun 19
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Metro Vancouver’s top bureaucrat made more than $700K last yearThat is roughly about $100,000 more than what B.C. Premier David Eby and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau make combined.PoliticsJun 15
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Emissions cap could cost oil and gas sector $75B in lost investment: CAPPThe findings align with what the energy sector has long been saying — that Ottawa's proposed cap on emissions will amount to a de facto cap on fossil fuel production.EconomyMay 27
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Papua New Guinea landslide buries thousands, officials say. What to knowLocal authorities said more than 2,000 people were buried alive by the landslide in Enga province, more than three times the death toll estimated by the U.N.WorldMay 27
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Lifetime ban? Licence suspension for car thieves could be coming to OntarioOntario is proposing escalating penalties for those convicted of auto theft. Legislation set to be tabled this week will include new plans for licence suspensions.CrimeMay 14
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SaskPower announces investments totalling $1.6B in electricity systemSaskPower said the $1.6 billion in capital spending will ensure more reliable electricity, and continue to modernize and decarbonize the grid.CanadaMay 7
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Temporary stormwater bypass will continue at Speaker’s Corner in Regina’s Wascana CentreA temporary stormwater bypass at Speakers' Corner in Wascana Centre will continue to operate this year. This temporary solution will help manage spring meltwater and rain events.CanadaApr 12
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City of Edmonton awards Century Park-Ellerslie Road LRT extension contract to LedcorThe city said its preferred bidder for the 4.5-kilometre LRT extension from Century Park to Ellerslie Road is a Ledcor and AECOM consortium called Capital Line Design-Builders.TrafficApr 2
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Overhaul of Ontario police law set to take effect 5 years after act passedAn overhaul of Ontario's 34-year-old law governing policing in the province is set to take effect next month.PoliticsMar 13
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What a TikTok ban could mean for Canadians — and could it happen here?A potential ban of TikTok in Canada could be similar to the U.S., such as requiring app stores to not carry it, but experts say Ottawa should look at improving privacy laws.CanadaMar 15
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Weddings are picking up post-pandemic — but have venues fully recovered?After a lull during the COVID-19 pandemic, wedding numbers and size are picking up again in Canada, but many businesses are struggling to keep their doors open, planners say.CanadaMar 2