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Alberta introducing rules to align with federal cannabis legalization plan
Dean Bennett, The Canadian Press Published Tuesday, November 14, 2017 4:01PM MST Last Updated Tuesday, November 14, 2017 7:14PM MST EDMONTON — Alberta is
Welcome to 2020: Predictions for the new year that almost certainly won’t happen
TORONTO — Predicting the future has long captivated scientists and scholars. But when it comes to forecasting what 2020 was supposed to look like,
Saskatoon man receives holiday gift basket after falling on hard times
REGINA — Nearly a year ago, Aaron Driol was injured. As a result he has been nearly immobile, and out of work. His mother
Newmarket man accused of driving over victim, dragging him 20 metres
BARRIE — A 29-year-old man faces charges following an incident in Bradford that left a man with critical injuries on December 7th. Police say
Winnipeg Scrabble Club a community of competitive, word-lovers seeking their next highest score
WINNIPEG — On Thursday nights, a distinct sound can be heard through the halls of Canadian Mennonite University. It’s the collective, hushed noise of
New brass band roaming Edmonton streets, when security doesn’t mind
EDMONTON — A band that’s new to Edmonton streets—literally—can be moved but not stopped. A video of a street performance by the Brasstactics being
City of Calgary, Calgary Sport and Entertainment Corporation and Calgary Stampede sign definitive agreements for arena deal
CALGARY — The arena deal is now official. Definitive agreements have been signed between the City of Calgary, the Calgary Flames organization and the
Christmas tree shortage could force new holiday tree traditions
BARRIE — A Christmas tree shortage could see consumers racing to the nearest nursery with the holidays one month away. “We are lucky that
Ottawa to argue appeal of tribunal order to compensate First Nations children
OTTAWA — Federal lawyers will be in court later this morning to argue the government’s appeal of a Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling that