Researchers from Alberta universities patent urine-based analysis to diagnose concussions
Concussions have become one of the largest issues in sports, affecting not just professional athletes but also youth playing at minor levels.
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Woman killed, man injured after train collides with van in southern Alberta
The collision happened on Township Road 132 at the railway crossing near Range Road 230 in Vulcan County at 10:30 a.m.
31 tickets issued during one-night enforcement blitz on Mayor Magrath Drive
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Hatchet, knives and drugs seized after man allegedly pulls knife on staff at Lethbridge Walmart
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Low vaccination rates in rural communities affecting urban hospitals
Some rural communities in Alberta are hovering around a 50 per cent vaccination rate, while others are still below 40 per cent.
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Alberta crops down 37 per cent in 2021 but quality above 5-year average
Crop yields in Alberta were down 37 per cent below the five-year average in 2021, while quality was above, with the exception of malting barley and oats.
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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Lethbridge Correctional Centre
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'How are we supposed to get closure?': Family of Lane Tailfeathers still searching for answers after his suspicious death
It's been more than four months since Lane Tailfeathers' family have seen the 35 year-old father of three.
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Lethbridge man charged in identity theft after police find stolen debit and credit cards
Lethbridge police say a 35-year-old man has been charged with multiple offences in connection with an alleged incident of identity theft.
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Search of Lethbridge home uncovers drugs, weapons and stolen items: police
Lethbridge police say a number of people have been charged after weapons, stolen property and drugs were discovered during the search of a home.
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Alberta country stars band together on song opposing Rockies coal mining
Alberta country singer Corb Lund has banded together with a few musical friends to re-release a 12-year-old song with a new focus on the possibility of open-pit coal mining in his beloved Rocky Mountains.
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Here’s how Albertans can add their COVID-19 vaccine record to Apple Wallet
iPhone and Apple device owners can now add their Alberta COVID-19 vaccine record to the Health app and Wallet for easy access.
4 Alberta doctors file lawsuit against AHS over vaccine requirement
Albertans will need to prove they have both jabs of a COVID-19 vaccine to go into most restaurants, movie theatres, sporting events and non-essential businesses beginning Monday, adhering to Alberta’s Restrictions Exemption Program (REP).
Jyoti Gondek officially Calgary's mayor, didn't swear in Sean Chu
Jyoti Gondek had previously said she would not participate in Sean Chu's swearing-in ceremony.
COVID-19 in Alberta: 25 more deaths as province adds 1.6K weekend cases
The deaths are spread across several days and include one individual from the Central Zone in their 20s as well as two in their 30s.
Researchers from Alberta universities patent urine-based analysis to diagnose concussions
Concussions have become one of the largest issues in sports, affecting not just professional athletes but also youth playing at minor levels.
Alberta Bill 49 aims to ease requirements for Canadian skilled workers
The province is looking to make it easier for Canadians to apply for work in Alberta under Bill 49, the Labour Mobility Act.
When to review Alberta's COVID-19 response? Opposition and government differ on timeline
The government and opposition exchanged opinions on when a review into the pandemic response should take place during the first day of the Alberta legislature’s fall sitting.
Alberta legislature resumes: Government focuses on economy, Opposition on COVID-19
The first day of the Alberta legislature's fall sitting signalled the government's intention to focus on the economy and the Opposition determined to hold the United Conservatives to account for mismanaging COVID-19.
Calgary police seek missing teen last seen in Haysboro
Calgary police are hoping to locate a teenage girl last seen in the city's southwest.
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Garneau out, Wilkinson and Guilbeault to shift roles in big cabinet shakeup: sources
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