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Canada’s high-speed rail will start with Ottawa-Montreal line, minister saysThe 200-kilometre stretch of the Alto High-Speed Rail corridor is only the first phase of a line that will eventually connect Toronto and Quebec City.CanadaDec 12, 2025
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Lethbridge gathers to remember Canada’s fallen soldiersTwo well-attended Remembrance Day ceremonies in Lethbridge, Alta., drew hundreds of residents to honour Canada's fallen soldiers.CanadaNov 11, 2025
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Edmonton digs out from white Christmas, Phase 1 parking ban in effect againHeavy snow began falling Christmas Eve and carried on through the ensuing two days, after an Alberta clipper swept through the region the week earlier.WeatherDec 29, 2025
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‘Bite me’: Alberta baker challenges Premier Smith’s office over boycott tied to recallShoppers at a bakery in Medicine Hat may be met by canvassers seeking enough signatures to launch a vote to get Danielle Smith recalled as their local legislature representative.PoliticsDec 19, 2025
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Alberta family pleads for return of stolen ashes ahead of funeralAn Alberta family says the ashes of their beloved mother were among items stolen during a break-in on Tuesday. Their hoping they will be returned in time for her funeral Jan. 17.CanadaJan 7
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‘Completely unacceptable’: Alberta mall Santa replaced after boy slappedAn Alberta mall Santa who the mall says slapped a boy's hand after the child pulled on his beard, has been relieved of his duties.CanadaDec 21, 2025
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‘Frostbite capital’: Efforts to reduce amputations underway in EdmontonThe Hope Mission says the shelter has had to hire more nurses in recent years because a majority of frostbite procedures involve Edmonton's homeless population.HealthJan 5
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Small Alberta business owner caught up in a Trump tariff nightmare'Like pulling hen's teeth': That's how one Alberta small business owner describes her struggle to get answers about a big tariff bill after a recent sale to an American customer.ConsumerDec 18, 2025
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U.S. warns Iran ‘all options are on the table’ at emergency UN meetingThe U.S. was joined by Iranian dissidents in rebuking the government’s bloody crackdown on nationwide protests that activists say has killed at least 2,600 people.WorldJan 15
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Toronto woman dies after falling into deep snow at Sunshine VillageThe 47-year-old Toronto woman was skiing at Sunshine on Dec. 27 when she fell off of the side of a green run and into a deep area of snow at the resort in Banff National Park.CanadaDec 30, 2025
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RCMP union cuts into Alberta Next Panel for ‘politically driven’ recommendation to shed MountiesThe RCMP union says the Alberta Next panel is trying to revive an idea already been rejected by Albertans, using outdated references and inaccurate policy to justify its stance.CanadaDec 29, 2025
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Canadian canola farmers express ‘cautious optimism’ over trade agreement with ChinaCanadian farmers are hailing news that China has agreed to slash duties on imports of Canadian canola products as 'an important milestone' in the countries' trading relationship.EconomyJan 16
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Game-changing travel accessories for your next vacationMake travel easier and more comfortable with on-the-go essentials like a compact toothbrush, cozy eye mask, portable power banks and adapters and more.The CuratorJan 15
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Canadian ice master makes Olympic history with 1st indoor temporary speedskating rinkMilan Olympic organizers have turned to Calgary ice master, Mark Messer, a veteran of six previous Olympics to prepare the Games first temporary indoor speedskating rink.SportsJan 12
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WestJet execs tried cramped seats on flight weeks before viral video sparked backlashThe new WestJet configuration carves out more space for 36 "extended comfort" seats and 12 premium seats — both of which yield bigger profit margins.ConsumerJan 9
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Last-minute gifts every beauty lover will adoreFrom Dermalogica to SharkNinja, Quai, Tatcha, and more, we’ve rounded up last-minute beauty gifts that feel thoughtful and luxe.The CuratorDec 12, 2025
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McDonald’s faces class-action lawsuit over ‘deceptive’ McRib meatThe lawsuit claims that McDonald's deceives consumers who "believe that a product named the 'McRib' will include at least some meaningful quantity of actual pork rib meat."TrendingJan 6
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RCMP in Brooks investigate anti-immigrant, white supremacist graffitiRCMP in Brooks, Alta., are asking for the public's help investigating numerous reports of anti-immigrant and white supremacist graffiti spotted around the city.CrimeDec 9, 2025
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12-year-old Alberta boy pleads guilty to attempted murder of little brotherA 12-year-old in Lethbridge has pleaded guilty to attempted murder after stabbing his seven-year-old brother multiple times and then lying about it back in August.CrimeDec 10, 2025
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Alberta looks to protect bridges like the High Level from semi collisionsFive times this year, large trucks heading onto the double-decker High Level Bridge have hit the structure often resulting in traffic snarls.PoliticsDec 24, 2025