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March 3, 2021
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Alberta declares beer trade fight with Ontario over access to liquor stores

November 26, 2018 The Canadian Press 0

The Alberta government is opening a new front in its beer war with other provinces by targeting Ontario for what it says are its unfair trade barriers to Alberta-made suds and other alcoholic products. The […]

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‘Blow themselves up:’ Alberta police worried about butane hash oil extractions at home

November 18, 2018 The Canadian Press 0

CALGARY — Alberta law enforcement officials say they are worried that the legalization of marijuana could lead to potentially explosive consequences for users taking a do-it-yourself approach to making cannabis derivatives at home. Just over […]

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Alberta threatens to pull funding for 28 schools over gay-straight alliances

November 14, 2018 The Canadian Press 0

EDMONTON — Alberta Education Minister David Eggen is directing 28 privately run schools to post rules affirming the rights of LGBTQ students or risk having their funding pulled by next school year. Eggen says he […]

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Homeless treasure hunter gets windfall from Bambi art found in Edmonton garbage

November 11, 2018 The Canadian Press 0

EDMONTON — Alexander Archbold knew the homeless man as a friendly, kind guy who sometimes came into his antique shop to sell various trinkets and treasures dug out of dumpsters. Whether Archbold wanted the items […]

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Alberta proposes tightening contributions, spending on municipal votes

November 5, 2018 The Canadian Press 0

EDMONTON — The Alberta government is tightening up spending, contribution and disclosure rules around municipal elections. The changes mirror rules already brought in by Premier Rachel Notley’s government to limit contributions and increase transparency around […]

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‘Substandard and criminal:’ Alberta woman sentenced to 90 days for animal abuse

November 3, 2018 The Canadian Press 0

DRUMHELLER, Alta. — A southern Alberta woman who abused her animals was sentenced Friday to 90 days in jail for what the judge called her “substandard and criminal behaviour.” Catherine Adams, 25, was found guilty […]

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Found dinosaur bones in Alberta Badlands: Google doodle honours Joseph Tyrrell

November 1, 2018 The Canadian Press 0

Thursday’s Google doodle features a man standing among large dinosaur bones in the Alberta Badlands. It’s in honour of Joseph Burr Tyrrell, who was born 160 years ago in Weston, Ont. “It was a wonderful […]

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Parents of Humboldt victim from Airdrie put focus on mandatory seatbelts

October 29, 2018 The Canadian Press 0

AIRDRIE, Alta. — Michelle Straschnitzki had a moment of panic when her 16-year-old son, Jett, was preparing to board a team bus for a recent hockey game. “I didn’t watch him go get on the […]

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Fragmented bus service market emerges as Greyhound exits Western Canada Oct. 31

October 29, 2018 The Canadian Press 0

CALGARY — A hodge-podge of public transportation services are already starting to fill the gap as Greyhound Canada moves steadily towards its midnight Halloween disappearance from most of Western Canada. The venerable national motor coach […]

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Wildlife corridor in southwest Alberta named after former premier Jim Prentice

October 26, 2018 The Canadian Press 0

COLEMAN, Alta. — A swath of land in southwestern Alberta has been protected and named in honour of former premier Jim Prentice. The Jim Prentice Wildlife Corridor, which is in the Crowsnest Pass, is roughly […]

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