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The Weather Network on MSNExtreme temperature contrast hits British Columbia and Alberta this weekIn Alberta, Monday’s temperatures will warm, but Tuesday will bring significant heat, with Calgary expected to hit 32°C.
Alberta’s oil production fell to the lowest in two years in May as wildfires and maintenance work crimped oil sands output.
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Edmonton Journal on MSNThanks Trump: Alberta sand miners expect a local boom because of trade warThe northern white sand that comes from Wisconsin had been the default choice for the industry. Oil and gas companies know ...
An Alberta oil and gas exploration company with a nearly decade-long history of safety and environmental infractions is now ...
CALGARY - Alberta's education minister is set to provide an update today on the development of new provincial rules for ...
A Canadian oil and gas industry group is backing a proposal to consolidate Alberta's two largest river basins, a move that would make it easier for industry to transfer water in that area without ...
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Some Alberta hospitals are triaging probable measles patients in their vehicles, as the province's outbreak continues to grow ...
The Canadian Press on MSN15h
Alberta has highest measles cases per capita in North America as summer travel gets underwayAlberta has the most measles cases in North America on a per-capita basis, worrying experts who say summer events could push ...
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Edmonton Journal on MSNAlberta's independent police agency garners mixed reviewsAt a press conference on July 2, the province appointed Calgary Police Service deputy chief Sat Parhar as the first chief of ...
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Calgary Herald on MSNDrought conditions worsening in southeast Alberta but farmers remain optimisticIt’s been a tougher, drier year for Devin McNeill’s family farm in southeast Alberta. After getting plenty of moisture in ...
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Teacher in southern Alberta charged with sexual assaults on eight studentsA former Alberta teacher accused of sexually assaulting eight students is facing numerous charges. RCMP Cpl. Gina Slaney says ...
The Alberta Next panel is coming soon to communities across the province. Getting in the door, however, could prove difficult ...
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