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Regina, does your tap water taste weird? Here’s whyAround 270,000 people get their water from the Buffalo Pound facility. In the spring, however, increased algae can lead to musty water.CanadaJul 9
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Who has opened an FHSA, and how much are they saving? What CRA data showsHere's how much Canadians were able to sock away in their first-home savings accounts in the first year the vehicle was available for homebuying hopefuls.MoneyMay 31
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Alberta trial of 2 men charged with conspiracy to commit murder hearing RCMP evidenceJurors at the trial of two men charged with conspiracy to commit murder at the Coutts, Alta., border blockade two years ago will get to hear their first full day of evidence today.CrimeJun 7
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Warm weather in N.S. prompts reminder to be on guard for harmful blue-green algaeAs the weather gets warmer, a warning for Nova Scotians to be on the lookout for blue-green algae as its toxic blooms can be deadly to pets and make people sick.EnvironmentMay 21
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Calgary-area hip hop dancers win national competition: ‘Super cool’Crowned champions for their hip hop routines, Elements Dance group came out on top while competing against other dancers in a wide variety of styles, including ballet and jazz.FeaturesJul 16
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Copper wire stolen from wind turbines sparks RCMP investigationRCMP said wind turbines north of Hayter, Alta., were damaged and had copper wire stolen from them earlier this week, prompting safety warnings from police.CrimeJul 13
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Rogers Cove beach in Peterborough closed due to suspected blue-green algae bloomsPeterborough Public Health closed Rogers Cove beach on Little Lake on Wednesday following the results of water samples with suspected blue-green algae blooms.HealthJul 10
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Residents who fled northern Alberta community of Garden River eligible for evacuation reliefApproximately 981 residents of Garden River, a settlement that's part of the Little Red River Cree Nation, can now apply for emergency payments from the provincial government.FireJul 17
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Nearly 1K people flee Garden River as wildfire threatens road access: officialsIn an update on Thursday afternoon, Alberta Wildfire confirmed that 981 residents of Garden River had left the community by Wednesday night.FireJul 11
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Top bike athletes set to compete in Crankworx Summer SeriesMore than 35 of the world's top riders are confirmed for the Crankworx Summer Series at SilverStar Bike Park. The festival returns Aug. 2-5SportsJul 14
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Suncor cuts production as wildfire burns out of control near oilsands siteSuncor has temporarily curtailed some production after withdrawing non-essential workers from its Firebag oilsands site in response to an out-of-control wildfire.CanadaJul 5
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Edmonton police arrest man in connection with ‘violent assaults’ on sex trade workersPolice said if anyone has information that could help investigators, they are asked to call the EPS.CrimeJul 19
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Kelowna Rockets head coach to lead national under-18 teamKris Mallette, head coach of the WHL's Kelowna Rockets, is back behind the bench this summer as head coach of Canada's national under-18 team at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.SportsJul 12
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Calgary Stampede rodeo medical clinic treats all kinds of aches and painsNot only are medical practitioners there to treat riders, their other mission is managing and treating the chronic injuries, aches and pains athletes bring with them.CanadaJul 5
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Child pornography investigation leads to charges against Calgary martial arts instructorAnyone with information related to the investigation is encouraged to contact the Calgary Police Service or Crime Stoppers.CrimeJul 4
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Wildfire burns out of control near Suncor oilsands site in AlbertaSuncor Energy Inc. says it is moving to have essential personnel only at its Firebag oilsands site as a wildfire burns out of control nearby.CanadaJul 4
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Red Deer bus stabbing sends man to hospital with minor injuriesRCMP responded to a 911 call reporting that one passenger had stabbed another passenger while exiting a Red Deer transit bus on Thursday evening.CrimeJun 28
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Coutts protester says he fled after arrival of RCMP and helicopter: ‘I was terrified’The demonstration in Coutts lasted for two weeks, tying up traffic at the border crossing between Alberta and the U.S. to protest COVID-19 restrictions and vaccine mandates.CanadaJul 16
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Juror dismissed for falling asleep during Coutts border trial testimonyA juror hearing evidence in the murder-conspiracy trial surrounding the border blockade at Coutts, Alta., has been dismissed for falling asleep in the courtroom.CanadaJul 5
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Community based farmers’ markets flourish in Edmonton areaThere are currently 140 approved Alberta farmers' markets in the province and, per capita, Edmonton has more than nearly anywhere else.ConsumerJun 20