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An oil and gas platform in the Gulf of Mexico exploded on Thursday in an accident that recalled the worst offshore oil spill in history...
Beverly Motel shut down for 30 days
Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT) has shut down the Beverly Motel located at 4403-118 Avenue after a year long investigation...
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God no longer has any place in theories on the creation of the Universe due to a series of developments in physics, British scientist...
Levi Strauss not boycotting Alberta oil
Three American companies generated a buzz in our province on Friday when they announced that they would be boycotting fuel produced...
Alberta premier calls for investigation into river toxins
Premier Ed Stelmach called Wednesday for a meeting of scientists to figure out why a U of A study found high levels of toxins near...
Stelmach steamed after Alberta funds help finance anti-oilsands film
Premier Ed Stelmach said he's upset that nearly $55,000 in provincial taxpayers' dollars went to help fund the production of an anti...
New credit-card rules in effect
New regulations came into effect Wednesday that the federal government says will protect credit-card holders from unexpected costs...
Withholding funds for MS clinical trials 'devastating': Opposition
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Police end hostage drama at U.S. Discovery Channel
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Beverly Motel shut down for 30 days
Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT) has shut down the Beverly Motel located at 4403-118 Avenue after a year long investigation...
Police end hostage drama at U.S. Discovery Channel
Police shot a gunman who had taken three people hostage at Discovery Channel's headquarters Wednesday, ending a tense four-hour standoff...
James Lee manifesto from savetheplanetprotest.com
The suspect involved in Wednesday's hostage taking at the Discovery Channel headquarters is reportedly James Lee. The following is...
Levi Strauss not boycotting Alberta oil
Three American companies generated a buzz in our province on Friday when they announced that they would be boycotting fuel produced...
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Stelmach steamed after Alberta funds help finance anti-oilsands film
Premier Ed Stelmach said he's upset that nearly $55,000 in provincial taxpayers' dollars went to help fund the production of an anti...
Alberta premier calls for investigation into river toxins
Premier Ed Stelmach called Wednesday for a meeting of scientists to figure out why a U of A study found high levels of toxins near...
Paxton facing more charges relating to second victim
New charges surface against Paxton as Calgary’s Public Safety Communications centre confirms an investigation is underway into a 911...
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