3 store employees hurt after truck crashes into Calgary Co-op
Roads are closed around the midtown Co-op after a truck crashed into the west side of the store Thursday afternoon.
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'Delay and mistrust': Errors made in internal investigation of Sean Chu
The Calgary Police Commission admits errors were made during the internal handling of allegations of sexual assault made against Calgary councillor Sean Chu when he was a police officer.
Woman killed, man injured in early morning Evergreen shooting
Calgary police are investigating a shooting in the community of Evergreen that left one person dead and another fighting for their life.
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Flames sign Nazem Kadri, Sean Monahan going to Montreal
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Dawgs, Moose Jaw meet in Okotoks Thursday night to decide WCBL champion
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UCP government invests $2M in Kananaskis children's camp
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Judge sides with Enbridge Inc. in Michigan's latest effort to halt Line 5 pipeline
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Serious crash closes section of Highway 3 north of Pincher Creek, Alta.
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Airdrie Urgent Care Centre to resume weekend evening operations
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Pedestrian killed by CTrain in city's southwest
One person is dead after they were hit by a CTrain along Bow Trail shortly after midnight.
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Team releases endangered northern leopard frog tadpoles into B.C. wetlands
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Woman struck by vehicle near Foothills Medical Centre
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$100K in drugs seized from Medicine Hat hotel room
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Fatal shooting in Evergreen
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Kadri coming to Calgary?
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Funding for Chief Camp Hector
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Heat warnings into the weekend?
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Addressing Calgary's gang problem
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Calgary faces bus driver shortage
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Former councillor near end of epic hike
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Prosecutors seek maximum for Calgary con man
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Calgary has gang and gun problem
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A trappers cabin is being raffled to help veterans
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Rallying for veterans with PTSD
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Heat warnings continue Thursday
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