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ASIRT releases findings on July 2018 police shooting of Frog Lake man

ASIRT releases findings on July 2018 police shooting of Frog Lake man

An ASIRT report concluded police were preserving their lives when they shot and killed a man who shot at them with a rifle out of the window of home in Northern Alberta.
First year of COVID-19 pandemic saw Canada's emissions drop drastically

First year of COVID-19 pandemic saw Canada's emissions drop drastically

Canada's greenhouse gas emissions plummeted to their lowest level in almost three decades in 2020 as pandemic restrictions kept cars off the road and grounded airplanes for months on end.
Fire aftermath causes Okotoks residents stress

Fire aftermath causes Okotoks residents stress

A retired Southern Alberta couple whose home burned down are caught in limbo as their insurance and Town administration try to determine who is responsible for paying their property tax. The fire victims have been left to pay their taxes and say the experience is leaving them feeling re-victimized.
Vancouver Island's first eagle sanctuary to go ahead after funds raised

Vancouver Island's first eagle sanctuary to go ahead after funds raised

A crowdfunding campaign to purchase land for the creation of Vancouver Island’s first eagle sanctuary crossed the finish line on Wednesday.
Settlement services offered to Ukrainians arriving at Edmonton airport

Settlement services offered to Ukrainians arriving at Edmonton airport

Settlement agencies across the country have joined forces to support Ukrainians arriving through a federal emergency program at three airports, Canada's immigration minister said Tuesday.
Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter, make it 'maximally trusted'

Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter, make it 'maximally trusted'

In 10 days, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has gone from popular Twitter contributor and critic to the company's largest individual shareholder to a would-be owner of the social platform — a whirlwind of activity that could change the service dramatically.
Ottawa looks to guarantee carbon price

Ottawa looks to guarantee carbon price

The federal government is looking to future-proof carbon prices in Canada and experts say the move could give certainty to investors.
Breakfast is a work of art at Cold Lake energy camp

Breakfast is a work of art at Cold Lake energy camp

“It was supposed to be just a hobby actually. I was just doing basic plating at first, like swirls and dots,” explained Gladue. “I started creating Aboriginal designs after that and the clients, oh my gosh, they look forward to coming for breakfast every morning just to see what I make every night.”
Ex-Alberta justice minister found in contempt of court for defamation-threat letter

Ex-Alberta justice minister found in contempt of court for defamation-threat letter

A former Alberta justice minister has been found in contempt of court for threatening to sue a plaintiff in the middle of her testimony in a civil trial.
Pat King facing new charges coming after hearing abruptly halted over apparent computer hack

Pat King facing new charges coming after hearing abruptly halted over apparent computer hack

Ottawa convoy organizer Pat King is expected to face two new charges, the day after his bail review hearing came to an abrupt and unexpected halt when his lawyer’s computer appeared to be hacked.
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