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Alberta gearing up for wildfire seasonOfficially running from March 1 to Oct. 31, the province is putting firefighters, equipment and aircraft in place ahead of the season.CanadaFeb 27, 2019
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Local Food Week shows off Alberta’s agricultureThe first ever Alberta Local Food Week kicked off Sunday, showcasing the province's farmers and ranchers.ConsumerAug 12, 2018
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Provincial government issues fire ban for southern Alberta“The continued hot and dry weather across much of southern Alberta has created an extreme fire hazard," said Agriculture Minister Oneil Carlier.EnvironmentAug 12, 2018
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Alberta government meets with agriculture sector about school curriculumThe province continued its work to re-design the kindergarten to Grade 12 curriculum when they met with members of the agriculture an forestry sector.EducationApr 21, 2018
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Wheatland County steps up to help Alberta farmers with uninsured losses from October grassfiresSome Alberta farmers struck by October grassfires estimate losses of more than $100,000 with damage to water wells, fences and other assets that aren’t covered by insurance.CanadaNov 8, 2017
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David Swann asks NDP government to rethink logging of Alberta’s Highwood PassDavid Swann said the NDP government is following in the footsteps of the previous government when it comes to logging in Alberta’s eastern slopes.Aug 16, 2017
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‘It’s been a real trying time’: Alberta farmers behind on seeding after wet springThanks to recent wet and soggy weather, many farmers near Edmonton are far behind where they typically should be with seeding.CanadaMay 20, 2017
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New leaders in place at Alberta’s controversial farm-aid agencyAlberta has new leaders and oversight rules in place at a Crown agency tasked with helping farmers with loans, crop insurance and disaster aid.EnvironmentApr 27, 2017
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Calgary-area greenhouse owners say NDP policy pressure killed their businessA family-run greenhouse southeast of Calgary finished its last harvest Thursday before closing the business for good, citing cost pressures created by the Notley government’s new labour and climate policies.EconomyDec 15, 2016
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Alberta ‘moving forward on restoration efforts’ to address dwindling caribou populationThe Alberta government released more details Saturday about its plan to partner with the oil and gas industry to try and reverse the decline of the province's caribou population.EnvironmentOct 1, 2016
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