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Trans Mountain shuts down pipeline expansion project to address worker safety

Trans Mountain shuts down pipeline expansion project to address worker safety

The company says its priorities remain the safety of its workers and maintaining a safe work environment.
Federal health minister asked to review Alberta's use of strychnine as wolf control

Federal health minister asked to review Alberta's use of strychnine as wolf control

Last March, Health Canada's Pest Management Regulatory Agency renewed permission for Alberta to keep placing strychnine-laced bait in caribou habitat to reduce the number of wolves that prey on the endangered herds.
Pandemic financial pressures deplete finances, spirits as festive season approaches

Pandemic financial pressures deplete finances, spirits as festive season approaches

Like many Canadians financially hurt by the pandemic, her family of four is struggling to stay afloat even with the help of social assistance, food banks, clothing donations, and loans from friends and family.
Canadians asked to 'picture life without restaurants' as industry hits grim milestone

Canadians asked to 'picture life without restaurants' as industry hits grim milestone

At the height of the crisis, an estimated 800,000 restaurant jobs were lost or saw hours reduced to zero.
Hunter injured near Okotoks improving in hospital

Hunter injured near Okotoks improving in hospital

Chris Rusk a lover of the outdoors and family man
Food Banks Alberta prepares to support more Albertans this holiday season

Food Banks Alberta prepares to support more Albertans this holiday season

Amidst new provincial COVID-19 restrictions, Food Banks Alberta reminds citizens their doors are open.
Airdronian to appear on CBC's Dragons' Den

Airdronian to appear on CBC's Dragons' Den

Airdrie fans of the CBC television show Dragon’s Den will see one of their own in the program’s next episode.
Groups that help vulnerable women ask Liberals for lifeline after losing out on aid

Groups that help vulnerable women ask Liberals for lifeline after losing out on aid

When COVID-19 struck, many in-person services had to stop, meaning groups weren't able to offer their usual counselling, employment and skills-training services, often on shoestring budgets..
Banff looking at paid parking, intercept lots to help manage visitation next summer

Banff looking at paid parking, intercept lots to help manage visitation next summer

With the downtown pedestrian zone going ahead next summer, administration at the Town of Banff believes visitor paid parking coupled with free intercept parking will help deal with congestion.
Calgary artist's chocolate bar painting gets big love from Reese

Calgary artist's chocolate bar painting gets big love from Reese

Pop culture creation displayed in larger-than-life fashion on city billboard.
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