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City of Calgary asks to borrow $1B for water infrastructure projects in upcoming budgetThe City of Calgary is proposing a slate of new water infrastructure projects in the upcoming budget following a critical rupture of a key artery in the city's water system.CanadaNov 12
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When will we know the winner of the U.S. election? Likely not right awayThe U.S. presidential race between U.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is expected to be extremely close, which means the winner may not be known until after Nov. 5.U.S. NewsNov 3
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Donald Trump talks about Arnold Palmer’s genitalia at Pennsylvania rallyWith just two and half weeks until the election, Donald Trump used a rally to talk about the late legendary golfer's manhood.TrendingOct 20
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Alberta Premier Smith pressuring Nenshi to declare seat run as NDP demand byelectionDanielle Smith has until the new year to call the race in Lethbridge-West, after the riding's former NDP legislature member, Shannon Phillips, resigned in July.PoliticsOct 22
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Global refinery market weakness hits Parkland Corp.’s Burnaby facilityThe Calgary-headquartered company is experiencing similar challenges to refiners worldwide.EconomyOct 31
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Eby launches campaign early as Rustad, Furstenau make pitch to local governmentsThe fixed election date of Oct. 19 means the campaign doesn't officially start until Saturday.PoliticsSep 20
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Federal $500M bailout for Muskrat Falls power delays to keep N.S. rate hikes in checkOttawa is negotiating a $500-million bailout for Nova Scotia's privately owned electric utility, saying the money will be used to prevent a big spike in electricity rates.CanadaSep 16
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Ontario transportation minister has ‘100% confidence’ in Eglinton Crosstown LRT buildersAsked if he could officially rule out a 2024 opening date for the Eglinton LRT and accept it wouldn’t be open until 2025, the Minister of Transportation was non-committal.CanadaSep 18
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Alberta sheriffs shut down problem property in LethbridgeThe Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act unit of the Alberta sheriffs has closed a Lethbridge home following complaints of drug activity.CrimeNov 19
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Alberta school boards applaud additional funding, fast-tracked construction processSchool boards in Alberta are applauding the government for quadrupling school funding and fast-tracking the process to get shovels in the ground on school projects.PoliticsSep 18
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Shopping for mortgage rates? Keep an eye on the U.S. electionMovements south of the border could have more of an impact on the rates Canadian homeowners and would-be buyers can secure in the market than the Bank of Canada's own rate cuts.MoneyOct 31
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Manitoba NDP lays out plans to freeze hydro rates, commission bison statueManitoba's NDP government has laid out its plans for the coming year in its second throne speech since taking office.PoliticsNov 19
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Canada Post strike could delay bank card deliveries. What you can doSeveral of Canada's banks are encouraging people to sign up for banking online during the Canada Post strike, but those waiting on a new card may have to visit a branch to get it.CanadaNov 18
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Rate hikes, no-fault claims in new rules pitched for Alberta auto insuranceUnder the new system, victims in most cases won’t be able to sue those responsible for their injuries and, instead, insurers would pay compensation at rates set by the government.ConsumerNov 21
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Bird flu: What we know about Canada’s 1st human case detected in B.C.H5 bird flu is widespread in wild birds worldwide and is causing outbreaks in poultry and U.S. dairy cows, with several recent human cases in U.S. dairy and poultry workers.HealthNov 11
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Masked burglars break into Windsor Castle estate, steal 2 vehiclesThe incident took place more than a month ago, on October 13, but it wasn't reported until the British tabloids got wind of the story.WorldNov 18
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Alberta government tables legislation to enable halal mortgage optionsPaying and receiving interest is prohibited in the Islamic faith, which means traditional interest-based mortgages aren't an option for many Muslims in Canada.MoneyNov 4
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Silent trails deepen connection to nature, UBC research suggestsThe initiative saw signage installed designating "silent" areas on two Lower Mainland trails. Researchers chose softer walking paths to minimize noise and restricted bicycles.ScienceNov 22
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Alberta quadruples school construction funding to $8.6B to address swelling populationAlberta was calling and now the government is working to address one of the consequences of an unprecedented number of people moving to the Prairie province over the past year.PoliticsSep 17