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Alberta's per-capita hospitalization and death rates from the H1N1 flu are approaching double the national average, sparking the provincial Liberals to again accuse the Alberta government controversial immunization program for killing people. On Monday,...
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Alberta's H1N1 vaccination clinics opened to the general public Monday for the first time since late October when long lineups and vaccine shortages prompted the province to suspend the program and reopen it for high risk groups only. Charges laid against...
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With swine flu vaccination clinics opening in Regina for the general public on Tuesday, officials are urging people not to rush. Darian Durant aims to prove everyone wrong by leading the underdog Saskatchewan Roughriders to a Grey Cup victory over the...
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Alberta is re-opening its swine flu vaccination clinics to the general public starting Monday.
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Alberta and British Columbia are looking to add more international sparkle to Canada's Rocky Mountain parks. Seven parks in the Rockies are already collectively designated as a United Nations World Heritage site because of their spectacular peaks, glaciers,...
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An environmental group says a promise from the Alberta government for action on water management over the next decade is too little too late. Carolyn Campbell of the Alberta Wilderness Association says when the province announced its Water for Life strategy...
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Police have released the names of three teen women killed in a two vehicle crash south of Calgary Saturday afternoon, but have yet to reveal the name of a fourth woman who died in the wreck. Joilinn Edgar, 19, Cayley Maureen Chapman, 18, and 19-year-old...
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Last updated on Friday, Nov. 20, 2009 8:37PM EST A tweet mocking Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach's speaking style has been retracted by its author, the chief of staff for Wildrose Alliance Leader Danielle Smith. On Thursday, text aimed at Mr. Stelmach's...
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The co-owner of a chain of laser eye surgery clinics was back on the job at his Edmonton clinic Friday, after his business partner was charged with plotting to have him killed. Flood waters on the Cowichan River and Koksilah River have forced the evacuation...
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A political battle is reaching a peak in Alberta over whether the province needs billions of dollars worth of new power lines that will be paid for by consumers. The Alberta government introduced several amendments Thursday to its contentious power line...
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