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Two cannabis store robberies in NW, police look for teen suspects

Police Seek Witnesses and Dashcam Footage in Robbery Investigation Authorities are urging the public to come forward with any information…

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Alberta deficiency could rise to $ 6.5 billion as oil prices, rates violate economy

Alberta’s Oil Budget Faces Further Challenges The financial outlook for Alberta’s oil budget continues to deteriorate, according to Finance Minister…

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Federal spending on personnel hit $71B in 2024-25: Budget watchdog

Canada’s Federal Government Personnel Costs Rise to $71.1 Billion According to the latest report by the parliamentary budget officer (PBO),…

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Quebec plans to prohibit public prayer in motion to strengthen secularism

The government of Quebec is taking steps to strengthen secularism in the province by planning to ban public prayer in…

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Teacher contract talks stalled, salary dispute heats up as ATA and province release statements

Contract negotiations between the Alberta Teachers’ Association and the provincial government have hit a roadblock, with salary disputes threatening to…

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Mounting layoffs at B.C. schools creating ‘biggest crisis in post-secondary ever,’ faculty association says

The impact of government policies on post-secondary institutions in British Columbia has been significant, with more faculty positions being cut…

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Timing is everything when Carney visits Europe – again

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s European Tour: A Strategic Move Canadian prime ministers often travel to Europe to strengthen ties,…

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Active shooter reported on Crescent Road N.W.

The Calgary Police Service is currently responding to reports of an active shooter in the 500 block of Crescent Road…

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Some leaders of First Nations in early conversations about potential indigenous economic corridor

A group of indigenous leaders have initiated discussions surrounding a proposal to establish an economic corridor from Churchill, Manitoba, to…

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Green banking alliance Carney helped create pauses activities, holds vote on its future

An international green banking alliance that Prime Minister Mark Carney played a key role in establishing is facing a potential…

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