Calgarians may still be required to wear face masks through July, despite Alberta's Stage 3 reopening
While the province prepares for a full reopening on Canada Day, Calgarians may still have to wear masks for at least another month.
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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.
Canada lifting restrictions for fully vaccinated travellers in early July
Canada will be lifting most international travel restrictions for Canadians, permanent residents, and certain foreign nationals who are fully vaccinated, starting July 5. Eligible travellers will not have to self-isolate but will still have to take COVID-19 tests before and upon arrival in this country.
Alberta says Moderna, Pfizer vaccines 'interchangeable' amid shipment delay
Alberta is following the steps of Ontario and calling the Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines "interchangeable" in the face of a two-to-three-day delay in the latter product.
Métis Albertans eligible for free five-year Parks Canada passes
A program that grants Métis Albertans free access to Canada's national parks has been expanded and altered to ensure those enrolled will not have to show identification during each visit.
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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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WEATHER | Summer heat returns to Alberta
Warmer weather kicks off the first week of summer as an upper ridge from the west continues to build.
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Inter Pipeline rejects revised hostile takeover offer by Brookfield Infrastructure
Inter Pipeline Ltd. has rejected a revised hostile takeover offer by Brookfield Infrastructure Partners LP that allows shareholders to receive their payment entirely in cash instead of a mix of cash and shares if they want.
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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.
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'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.
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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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North Hill Area Plan heads to council mired in controversy and 'misinformation'
It's a plan that would shape redevelopment in nine inner-city communities, and it's drawing up support and opposition from across Calgary.
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5 Calgary residents homeless after 2-alarm fire in Cranston
Five people, along with four cats, have been forced out of their home in the southeast Calgary community of Cranston following an early morning fire.
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77-year-old man killed in ATV rollover near Innisfail, Alta.
Authorities say a 77-year-old man has died after his all-terrain vehicle rolled over in a rural area in Red Deer County, Alta.
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Whistlers Campground in Jasper National Park reopens July 12 after two years of renovations
The largest campground in Jasper National Park is reopening on July 12 and campers will be able to book sites online starting Thursday.
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Calgarians protest at the Remand Centre in support of arrested pastor
Almost two hundred people lobbied for the release of a local pastor outside of the Calgary Remand Centre on Saturday.
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U.S. lawmaker wants Biden to take 'unilateral action' on reopening border with Canada
An American congressman says he has proposed to the White House to unilaterally reopen the border to Canadians as Ottawa announced another month extension of the restrictions that prohibit non-essential travel.
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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.
Wayne Gretzky, Steve Nash join forces with Las Vegas lacrosse team
Two of Canada's most prominent athletes are part of the ownership group of the National Lacrosse League's new Las Vegas franchise.
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.
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.
No stopping zone installed in Yoho National Park
In order to promote human and wildlife safety, Parks Canada has blocked off six kilometres of Highway 1 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
The Livingstone Landowners Group says it hopes the Alberta government and provinces Coal Consultation Committee will heed the findings of a new report that recommends coal mining in the headwaters of the Oldman River not proceed.
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Canada lifting restrictions for fully vaccinated travellers in early July
Canada will be lifting most international travel restrictions for Canadians, permanent residents, and certain foreign nationals who are fully vaccinated, starting July 5. Eligible travellers will not have to self-isolate but will still have to take COVID-19 tests before and upon arrival in this country.
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The ongoing battle between opposition parties and the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) for more information about the firing of two scientists at Canada's highest security lab will come to a head on Monday afternoon.
Singh blasts Liberal 'hypocrisy' on National Indigenous Peoples Day
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says he believes the Liberal government is "hypocritical" for saying it wants to make reparations for past sins against Indigenous people while also facing tough criticisms of its handling of a number of key files.
James Michael Tyler, who starred as Gunther in 'Friends,' says he has stage 4 prostate cancer
'Friends' star James Michael Tyler has revealed he is battling stage 4 prostate cancer.
EU, U.S., U.K., Canada join forces to slap sanctions on Belarus
The United States, the European Union, Britain and Canada joined forces Monday to impose sanctions on several senior officials in Belarus over the forced diversion to Minsk of a passenger plane travelling between two EU countries last month.
Feds to allow foreign nationals approved for permanent residency to enter Canada
The federal government will once again allow individuals approved for permanent residency to enter Canada as COVID-19 travel restrictions begin to ease.
Case for accused in London, Ont. vehicle attack put over until June 28
The man accused of targeting Muslims in a deadly vehicle attack in London, Ont. made a brief appearance in court Monday morning one week after his charges were upgraded to include terrorism.
Canada to get 5.2M COVID-19 vaccine doses this week, Pfizer shipment slightly delayed
Canada is set to receive more than five million doses of COVID-19 vaccine over the coming week.
Accelerated second dose eligibility expands across Ontario today
Some health experts are urging Ontario adults booking their second COVID-19 vaccine to consider the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna shots interchangeable, as more people in the province become eligible for an earlier follow-up injection this week.
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B.C. biker screams at bear after it charges at him
Philippe Schlesser's helmet camera caught the moment a bear nearly collided with his bike on a trail in Kamloops, B.C.
