Alberta town breaks 123-year-old weather record amid balmy temperatures
Another seven weather records were set in Alberta on Wednesday, including one that was 123 years old.
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Moose family doesn't seem to want to leave Alberta town
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11,000-year-old bison skeleton moved to Blackfoot Crossing
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Calgary accepting lease applications from non-profits at sites designated for affordable housing
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Alberta legislature wraps up fall sitting, passes pension-exit legislation
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