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Alberta deserves more than half CPP assets if it exits program: report
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14-year-old Calgary girl goes missing from Dover
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Coastal GasLink fined more than $340K after 'repeated non-compliance'
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O'kosi explores the ripple effect of signing Treaty 7 in 1877
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Photo of bedroom where young girl was sexually assaulted released by Alberta police to identify victim
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CIFF Stories: Calgary director Ramin Eshraghi-Yazdi gets wrap party thanks to festival screening of debut feature Drop
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Notley demands Smith remove from caucus MLA who spoke at LGBTQ2S+ policy protest
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Persons of interest sought in violent northeast Calgary clash
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Defenceman Oliver Kylington to miss start of Flames' training camp
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Lethbridge police conducting night shooting exercise
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Lose a bank envelope full of money? Lethbridge police may have it
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City of Chestermere launches judicial review into provincial report on governance
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Indigenous designers showcase work at Fort Calgary fashion show
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Calgarians, for and against gender and sexual diversity education, engage in protest
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Calgary on Wednesday to protest against, or to show their support for, the teaching of sexual orientation and gender identity in local schools.
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Lethbridge police conducting night shooting exercise
People in the area around the Lethbridge Fish and Game Range may hear guns going off Thursday night but the Lethbridge police have an explanation for that.
Lethbridge post-secondary student groups seeing higher demand for support
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New $19M addictions recovery centre opens in Lethbridge
A new $19-million addictions recovery facility has opened in Lethbridge.
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