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He says he is choosing civil disobedience because his professional code of conduct requires that he protect the health of Canadians.

The long-promised bill would flesh out last spring's ban of many firearms, propose stricter storage provisions and target gun smuggling.

Incoming travellers will need tests upon arrival, and another one toward the end of their quarantine, while those arriving by air will have to wait out the first part of that period in a hotel until that first test comes back.

A 3.9 magnitude earthquake shook the Bow Valley on Saturday (Feb. 13) evening. Around 6:30 p.m., buildings and homes started rumbling and the sound of a loud "boom" was reported.

"This isn't a wave, it's a forest fire," Colijn said. "We turn the hoses off and the flames build up again and we get exponential growth. Then we turn the hoses back on and cases decrease."

Goal of Wear Red Day on February 13 is to arm women with knowledge, questions to ask their doctors: U of A nursing expert

“They’re being very understanding right now. But eventually, it’s going to catch up with people, so you’re better to address things now.”

The 41-year-old and 13-time Paralympic ski champion from Canmore, Alta., is testing wax for young Canadian racers at this week's world junior and under-23 championship in Vuokatti, Finland.

Program is part of $1 billion in funding allocated by the federal government to help provide jobs to Albertans during the pandemic.

O'Toole told a virtual audience of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade that he "loves" the net-zero approach to carbon emissions, though not the wide-ranging federal carbon tax, and his party is working on a plan that would get Canada to its emissions goals.