Medicine Hat doctor sanctioned for unprofessional conduct related to cannabis prescriptions
A Medicine Hat doctor has been sanctioned after being found guilty of unprofessional conduct.
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Twinning of Highway 3 moving ahead, benefitting local economy
The Highway 3 Twinning Development Association has been advocating for the twinning of the major southern Alberta route for the last 20 years and now shovels are slated to hit the ground on another section of road in the spring.
Alberta community's ostrich escape sparks new food bank campaign
The ostrich round-up is still ongoing in Taber, Alta., but the community is using a bit of humour over the situation to rustle up a bit of scratch for the local food bank.
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Lethbridge students, advocates laud province's new investment into 211 Alberta
The government of Alberta will provide additional support to Albertans dealing with mental health and addictions issues. The province will double its original $7.5-million investment to $15 million over the next three years.
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Pronghorns set to host 2022 Canada West Swim Championship in Lethbridge
University of Lethbridge Pronghorn swimmers will make a splash this weekend, with their sights set on a championship title.
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Child endangerment charges laid after 'massive' seizure at alleged drug trafficking home
Lethbridge police say they seized drugs, weapons, cash and stolen property from a home where a child was living.
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Authorities chase down runaway ostriches in Taber, Alta.
It was a strange situation in one southern Alberta community on Thursday where police were called to help wrangle some runaway ostriches.
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Lethbridge soccer fans watch Canada's return to FIFA World Cup
Canada's national soccer team made its return to the FIFA World Cup on Wednesday after their last and only appearance in 1986.
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'We're stoked': Castle Mountain Resort set to open, ski shops seeing sales boost
With the snowy fall and chilly November, staff at Castle Mountain Resort are gearing up for an early opening this weekend.
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Break-in suspects caught in Fort Macleod, truck stolen from Medicine Hat recovered
An investigation into a break-in at a business in a southern Alberta town led to the arrest of two people and the recovery of a significant haul of stolen goods.
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Renting in southern Alberta? Be on alert, RCMP warn
RCMP in Pincher Creek, Alta. are warning the public after someone seemingly listed several residential properties for rent that they don't own and aren't for rent at all.
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Alberta not proceeding with Premier Smith's bill to protect COVID-19 unvaccinated
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is rolling back on a promise to introduce legislation this fall that would have outlawed restrictions on people not vaccinated against COVID-19.
Body found following fire at southeast Calgary apartment building
An investigation is underway into the death of a person whose body was found during a Monday morning fire response at an apartment building in the city's southeast.
Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary to open heated trailer next to busy ER
Alberta's health-care delivery agency says it's preparing for surges in patients at Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary by opening a heated trailer next to the facility's emergency department.
Medicine Hat doctor sanctioned for unprofessional conduct related to cannabis prescriptions
A Medicine Hat doctor has been sanctioned after being found guilty of unprofessional conduct.
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Fire breaks out at Bridgeland-Riverside Community Centre
Calgary Fire Department crews were called to an early morning fire at the Bridgeland-Riverside Community Centre in the city's northeast.
Alberta legislature to resume sitting Tuesday: Here's what you need to know
The next session of Alberta's legislature, and the first led by Premier Danielle Smith, will begin Tuesday.
E3 Lithium gets $27M from feds to support oilfield lithium extraction
An Alberta-based company aiming to extract lithium from the province's old oilfields has received $27 million from the federal government.
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