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Alberta judge denies effort to amend court challenge against province’s trans lawThe groups Egale and Skipping Stone have lost one round of their court battle against the Alberta government over restrictions on medical treatment for transgender youth.CrimeMay 4
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Bear warnings issued for Kananaskis Country after 2 people bluff chargedAlberta Parks has issued bear advisories for a large number of trails in Kananaskis Country and Spray Valley Provincial Park after two people were bluff charged by bears.EnvironmentMay 7
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Be bear aware: Increase in sightings, encounters prompts warning to Alberta backcountry usersThe arrival of warm weather in Alberta means more people heading into the backcountry, but with lots of hungry bears around, it also means an increase in encounters.EnvironmentMay 27
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Owners of Nakiska Ski Area announce plans for new summer activities in 2027Resorts of the Canadian Rockies, operators of the Nakiska ski resort west of Calgary, have announced plans to open for new activities in the summer of 2027.LifestyleApr 15
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New documents show potential pipeline routes from Alberta to B.C.’s coast'My takeaway, looking at all of them, was that it was going further north than Northern Gateway and a lot of terminuses in Nisga'a territory,' Heather Exner-Pirot said.PoliticsJun 1
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Alberta snowpacks much deeper thanks to heavy snowfallHigher than seasonal snowfalls have helped boost snowpacks along the B.C.-Alberta border. Experts hope this will help alleviate drought conditions across Southern Alberta.EnvironmentApr 6
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What could a supercharged El Nino mean for Canada?There's growing evidence that a supercharged El Nino will develop over the next few months, spelling possible hot and dry conditions to come for large parts of Canada.WeatherMay 14
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Premier Danielle Smith teases future bid from Alberta for the OlympicsPremier Danielle Smith raised the prospect of a future bid for Alberta to host the Olympics, during a speech to the Rotary Club of Downtown Calgary on Thursday.PoliticsApr 9
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Lawyer pushing for ad ban says Alberta premier exploiting loophole with referendum websiteThe province is prohibited from advertising or publishing certain info related to a referendum if it's taking place alongside an election — but not for stand-alone referendums.PoliticsApr 28
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Prairies, northern Ontario brrr-ace for Alberta clipper and more snowAnywhere from 10 to 30 cm. of snow is expected to fall over a large region spanning from northeast B.C. to northern Ontario, courtesy of an Alberta clipper sweeping across Canada.WeatherApr 7
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Blockbuster $22B Shell-ARC deal bodes well for expansion to LNG Canada, experts sayEnergy analysts say Shell PLC's plan to buy one of Canada's biggest natural gas producers is good news for the country's energy industry because of its "attractive economics."MoneyApr 28
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False spring strikes again: Saskatchewan prepares for incoming winter weatherAs the winter weather approaches, Saskatchewan residents react to the incoming inclement weather. Many are done with the winter, but a handful of businesses will benefit.CanadaMar 24
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Avalanche Canada warns of ‘extreme’ danger in parts of southern Alberta and B.C.Avalanche Canada is warning of very dangerous avalanche conditions in a large swath of southern Alberta and British Columbia and is recommending people stay out of the backcountry.WeatherMar 20
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Public consultations underway on future of Alberta’s Fortress Mountain ResortPublic consultations are underway over plans to develop Fortress Mountain, a former ski hill in Alberta's Kananaskis Country, west of Calgary, into an all-season resort.EconomyFeb 20
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Call of the Wilde: Tampa Bay forces a Game 7 after a classic battle at the Bell CentreGage Goncalves scored in overtime as the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Montreal Canadiens 1-0 to force a Game 7 in the first-round series.SportsMay 1
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Stawnichy’s offers 100 sausage rings in exchange for Mundare thieves’ captureStawnichy's Mundare Sausage says in their nearly 70 years of business, they've never had a break-in until this week, when thieves caused about $4,000 in damage.CrimeApr 10
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Parts of B.C. to see wet, windy start to week as atmospheric river approachesResidents in parts of British Columbia can expect a cold, wet and windy commute this morning as an atmospheric river approaches the coast.CanadaMar 16
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How does a majority government work in Canada? What to knowWhile crossing the majority threshold could make Carney's political life easier, there will still be ways for the opposition, the public and even Liberals MPs to have influence.PoliticsApr 10
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Fireball lights up Alberta skyA fireball lit up the sky over central Alberta on Tuesday morning, with people not just seeing it, but also hearing the roar and feeling the meteor rumble.ScienceFeb 10
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Teen killed in avalanche at popular ski resort west of CalgaryAlberta RCMP said two people became trapped in an avalanche west of Calgary. A 15-year-old was found unresponsive and was killed.WeatherFeb 27