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Claresholm father recounts futile attempt to save family home from wildfireAn Alberta man says he did all he could to try to protect his family's property from a wildfire near Claresholm last Sunday, before the smoke became too thick and he had to flee.WeatherApr 1
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Evacuation order for Carmangay, Alta. ends as wildfire in Vulcan County containedAn evacuation order for the village of Carmangay, Alta., has been lifted now that a grass fire in the area appears to be under control.CanadaMar 28
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Alberta researchers want to improve transitional system for people with disabilitiesDr. Ho and his team are looking for ways to make that transition period smoother for outpatientsHealthFeb 9
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COVID-19: Some southern Alberta voters retract UCP support amid MLA travel scandalAs more UCP MLAs are confirmed to have travelled outside of Canada, the historically strong conservative voice of southern Alberta may be changing its tune.Jan 5
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Alberta has warm, record-breaking start to DecemberClaresholm recorded the hottest temperature in the entire country when it hit 18.5 C at 2 p.m. on Thursday.WeatherDec 4, 2020
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Flight training school coming to Claresholm areaRecent updates to the M.D. of Willow Creek's industrial area have caught the eye of a flight training school looking to get its business off the ground.EconomyNov 3, 2020
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Town of Claresholm votes against mask bylaw in 5-2 voteAfter a lengthy debate during a special meeting Monday night, Claresholm's town council voted against proposed bylaw #1712, the Mandatory Face Coverings Bylaw.CanadaNov 3, 2020
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Southern Alberta seniors take nostalgic harvest tourOne rural southern Alberta care home is giving its seniors a scenic break from their rooms and transporting them back in time.FeaturesOct 1, 2020
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Duet bike gives seniors in Alberta care home sense of freedom during pandemicThe Community Health Foundation in Claresholm, Alta., has a new tool to help curb depression in seniors living in care homes who have been isolated for months amid the COVID-19 pandemic.FeaturesSep 11, 2020
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Alberta Hutterite colonies facing coronavirus-related discrimination"It started off with rumour," said Mayor Doug MacPherson.Jul 16, 2020
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