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A pedestrian was rushed to hospital after she was hit by a garbage truck in downtown Calgary on Tuesday.
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WEATHER Mild midweek in Calgary with daytime highs around freezing
Light snow fell across portions of central and southern Alberta early Tuesday, with light and scattered flurries possible along that same narrow corridor extending from Red Deer to southwestern Saskatchewan.
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