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  • B.C. helicopter company heads to Alberta for nighttime wildfire training
    The new contract with the Alberta government runs for the next five years, and crews will be hitting the sky on Sunday and headed to Alberta, with training beginning on Monday.
    Fire
    Apr 28
  • New flood detection system warns Regina drivers when Albert St. underpass is blocked
    City of Regina and SGI partner to introduce a new warning system to help drivers avoid flooding in the Albert Street underpass.
    Canada
    May 6
  • Bus fire on Alberta mountain highway strands kids on ski trip from U.K.
    At about 5 p.m., Lake Louise RCMP responded to a call on the Icefields Parkway about a tour bus fire. 
    Traffic
    Apr 3
  • Alberta school boards take precautions, offer safety advice ahead of Monday’s partial solar eclipse
    If the sky is clear on April 8, Albertans may be able to witness a partial solar eclipse, however, it is not safe to view the event unless eyes are properly protected.
    Science
    Apr 4
  • Rocky Mountains’ snowpack levels still 20% below normal: Alberta Environment
    Working in pairs with a chartered helicopter pilot, Alberta researchers travel deep into the backcountry, measuring the snow for depth and density.
    Environment
    Apr 30
  • Alberta boy embraces Curly Hair Day while living with rare disorder
    Fewer than 100 people in the world are diagnosed with giant axonal neuropathy (GAN), two in Alberta. Curly Hair Day is dedicated to raising awareness about the rare disease.
    Health
    May 3
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  • Edmonton International Cat Festival returns for 10th anniversary ‘pawty’
    A paw-sitively purr-fect festival for Edmonton cat lovers is returning for another year of supporting felines in need.
    Features
    May 22
  • Canada’s tourism sector rolls out road map to boost visitor numbers to pre-pandemic levels
    The tourism industry rolled out a road map Thursday it hopes will bring more visitors to Canada after the bruising it took during the COVID-19 pandemic.
    Consumer
    May 16
  • Can you race a concrete toboggan? NAIT students say ‘yes’
    Engineering students from the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology made their debut at the Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race this year — and took home an honour or two.
    Canada
    Apr 13
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  • Hot weather in the forecast for Mother’s Day in Alberta
    Mother Nature will be providing Albertans with a gift of her own this Mother's Day weekend in the form of unseasonably warm weather.
    Weather
    May 10
  • Hydro crews work to restore power to downtown Winnipeg following underground fire
    A significant part of downtown Winnipeg is going dark for an indefinite period of time Wednesday afternoon, due to what Manitoba Hydro is calling an unplanned outage.
    Canada
    May 15
  • Alberta team ‘itching to get back’ after impressing curling world in Scotties debut: skip
    Selena Sturmay described her first time curling at the event as "amazing" and a massive learning experience.
    Canada
    Feb 27
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  • Rookie Alberta skip Sturmay to meet 6-time champ Jones in Hearts playoff game
    A host-province rookie versus a decorated curler in her national women's curling championship swan song gives Friday's playoff game between them a sense of occasion.
    Canada
    Feb 23
  • Rivals for Alberta NDP leadership torn on federal party ties
    Alberta’s NDP leadership race has triggered a broader existential debate over provincial and federal NDP party ties.
    Politics
    Mar 30
  • Saskatoon city council to discuss College Drive road safety review
    A safety review of the intersection at College Drive and Wiggins Avenue is being presented at Saskatoon city council Wednesday.
    Traffic
    Apr 22
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  • ‘Break down barriers’: Manitoba Alpine offering free sit-ski lessons, lift ticket this March
    For the rest of the month, Manitoba Alpine is offering free lessons and lift tickets for anyone looking to try out adaptive skiing.
    Canada
    Mar 4
  • ‘Not spring yet’: Quick snowfall expected to hit Manitoba on long weekend
    It's a few days shy of April, and southern Manitoba just dealt with a brief Colorado low, but it looks like there's even more snow on the horizon.
    Weather
    Mar 28
  • Feel-good Friday: Global BC’s highlights of the week
    The Vancouver Canucks land themselves another win and one of the biggest TV shows has started filming in Metro Vancouver - here are the good news stories of the week.
    Trending
    Mar 8
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  • Saskatchewan travel tips for snowy Easter weekend
    Terri Lang, meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada said the weather system is moving in from Alberta and is already on its way.
    Canada
    Mar 28
  • Broadcast veteran looks back at career ahead of new radio show for Ontario listeners
    Damian Rickards — aka Mr. D — takes to Ontario's airwaves with a new show for Corus Radio. @Night with Mr. D will feature new music and run 7 p.m. to 10 p.m, Monday to Friday.
    Entertainment
    Mar 17
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