3 taken to hospital after reported chemical leak at Fort Macleod, Alta. campground
Authorities are investigating, but say a possible chemical leak is likely to blame for an incident that sickened six people, sending three to hospital.
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A report from Statistics Canada showed that Lethbridge has the highest Crime Severity Index (CSI) in Canada for the second year in a row.
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Lethbridge voters will have another question to think about when they head to the polls in October.
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New cutting edge facility in southern Alberta to create jobs, cut emissions by creating biofuel from waste
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Police incident resolved, Hwy. 3 reopened to all traffic
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Lethbridge man faces multiple charges after allegedly resisting arrest, assaulting three officers
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Body of missing Fort Macleod man found in Crowsnest Pass, Alta.
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RCMP blames 'rival outlaw motorcycle gangs' for fight that sent 5 to hospital in Cranbrook, B.C.
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Man charged in relation to 4 Lethbridge break-ins
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Two Alberta First Nations want court to allow appeal of decision on coal mine
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Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro defended the sweeping changes his government announced the day before, saying they were "the inevitable next step" in the province's COVID-19 response.
Doctors express outrage over Alberta's plan to eliminate COVID-19 quarantine rules
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Pistol, along with overcapacity magazine, seized during traffic stop in Airdrie, Alta.
Charges have been laid against an Airdrie, Alta. man in connection with a traffic stop that occurred last week, police say.
$4.5M in contraband tobacco products seized by AGLC
Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis investigators have seized an estimated $4.5 million worth of contraband tobacco products, one of the largest ever in the province.
No quarantine for COVID-19 after Aug. 16: Alberta set to end restrictions
Alberta is lifting much of its remaining COVID-19 restrictions in the coming weeks, even as case counts climb and the virus continues to infect unvaccinated Albertans.
Weather will be warmer, smokier and possibly stormy in Calgary
On Wednesday our heat warnings expanded to include a much wider berth; Okotoks and Red Deer have joined the pack, and our eastern boundary with Saskatchewan up to Bonnyville.
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A return to a somewhat normal summer as COVID-19 restrictions are eased is putting a strain on Canada's blood supply.
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COVID-19 cases in Ontario jump past 200 for first time in three weeks
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