Woman injured in northwest Calgary coyote attack
A woman has been sent to hospital after she was attacked by a coyote in a northwest Calgary community, the latest in a series of incidents that have plagued the community for the last couple of weeks.
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'Extensive training': Calgary police respond to incident involving service dog
City police say they are staying in contact with a woman who was inadvertently bitten by a police dog during an incident at the Calgary Zoo Saturday.
Second dose uptake continues to dominate first doses in Alberta, 100 new cases reported
Alberta reported 100 cases of COVID-19 Sunday as the number of people receiving second doses outpaced the amount of first doses administered.
'It’s been amazing': Calgary woman had a hand in writing hit BTS song
A Calgary woman had a hand in writing “Butter,” the hit song from South Korean K-pop band BTS that topped the Billboard Hot 100.
Local group awarded $25,000 by Ottawa to boost vaccine uptake in Calgary’s South Asian community
The Indian Society of Calgary is taking it on itself to ensure all members of Alberta’s South Asian community are getting vaccinated against COVID-19.
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77-year-old man killed in ATV rollover near Innisfail, Alta.
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Whistlers Campground in Jasper National Park reopens July 12 after two years of renovations
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Calgarians protest at the Remand Centre in support of arrested pastor
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U.S. lawmaker wants Biden to take 'unilateral action' on reopening border with Canada
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Shooting at Toronto birthday party leaves three children, man injured: police
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Canada hits important target with 20 per cent of the eligible population now fully vaccinated
Canada has hit a major milestone with 20 per cent of the eligible population now fully vaccinated, a target government officials have said was needed before the country could proceed with the easing of COVID-19 health restrictions.
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Calgary police dog bites 'innocent bystander' during 'high-risk arrest': CPS
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World's biggest chess set is back and growing the game
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Calgarians gather to recognize Juneteenth in commemoration of the end of slavery
Saturday marked the 156th anniversary of the end of slavery in the U.S. as Calgarians gathered to appreciate and reflect on the time racial reckoning.
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Saturday marked the 156th anniversary of the end of slavery in the U.S. as Calgarians gathered to appreciate and reflect on the time racial reckoning.
Prince William, Kate mark Father's Day with previously unseen photo
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are marking Father's Day by sharing family photos including some of Prince Phillip and Prince Charles on social media, including one featuring their three children that was previously unseen.
No stopping zone installed in Yoho National Park
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'It was very shocking': Mixed emotions in Crowsnest Pass following panel review of Grassy Mountain coal project
For many people living in the Crowsnest Pass, the proposed Grassy Mountain coal project presented an opportunity to get back to the region's glory days. But it appears that times have changed.
Drive-through voting coming to a polling station in Lethbridge this fall
The city of Lethbridge will be introducing a number of new initiatives, including drive-through voting, in an effort to increase voter turnout in the October municipal election.
Panel says Grassy Mountain coal mine in Rockies not in public interest
An environmental review panel into a proposal for an open-pit coal mine in Alberta's Rocky Mountains is advising the federal government that the Grassy Mountain mine is not in the public interest.
Blood Tribe relaxes some restrictions, ends overnight curfew
The Blood tribe announced that it's relaxing some pandemic-related restrictions that have been in place since mid-January.
'The report is pretty damning': Livingstone landowners urge government to heed coal impact study
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Canada is set to receive more than five million doses of COVID-19 vaccine over the coming week.
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All public health restrictions – including the mask mandate and gathering limits – will be lifted in Saskatchewan on July 11.
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Shooting at Toronto birthday party leaves three children, man injured: police
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Feds pass bill to adopt UN Indigenous rights declaration
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