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The federal government says Russian hockey players will not be permitted to compete at next month's world juniors in Edmonton and Red Deer — even if they already hold valid Canadian visas.
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Hundreds gathered at the Wainwright arena for a Remembrance Day ceremony that hit close to home for the central Alberta military community, still shaken from last month's tragedy.
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The wife and mom of Liam Ramage attended Remembrance Day on behalf of the soldier who has burns across 40 per cent of his body and is in the University of Alberta Hospital ICU.
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The Alberta NDP is again questioning Dale Nally's Kentucky trip, alleging his ministry made taxpayers cover expenses related to a staff member's husband.
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15 soldiers remain on ventilators and nine are still in critical condition more than three weeks after the deadly fire at CFB Wainwright, according to information a senior Alberta government official provided to Global News.
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The new urgent care centres are planned for west and south Edmonton, the Stony Plain-Spruce Grove area, east Calgary, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, Cold Lake, Fort McMurray and Sylvan Lake.
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The Swedish Ice Hockey Association says it will refuse to play Russia should the teams meet at the world juniors in Edmonton and Red Deer, after being informed of a plan from the IIHF to include Russia by bumping Norway from the tournament.
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A trip Service Alberta Minister Dale Nally took to Kentucky last year is under scrutiny by the Opposition, who is questioning thousands of dollars in expenses filed under taxi services.
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Elections Alberta says the $84 million bill from the referendum is nearly $50 million more than the agency's annual budget could pay for and it needs the provincial government to pick up the tab.
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A report into Calgary’s beleaguered water system says the city wasn't properly aware of the extent of its infrastructure problems and issues over the years were systemic rather than the fault of city councillors.
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport is defending its decision to reinstate Russia to international hockey competition, saying the ruling was based strictly on the legal arguments and evidence presented.
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Several cases grew out of the initial organized crime investigation, including one involving decommissioned RCMP vehicles slated to be destroyed that instead were resold within Canada or exported.
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The number of Albertans seeking help from domestic violence has decreased in the past two years, but shelters say that's no reason to celebrate — a deeper dive into the data reveals many women simply can't afford to flee their abusive relationship.
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UPDATE: Prime Minister Mark Carney says Russia will not be allowed to compete at next month's world junior hockey championship in Edmonton and Red Deer.
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The UCP government is proposing a new law that would restrict Alberta's post-secondary schools from being able to weigh in on social and political issues.
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The up to $2.5 billion in federal financing for Canadair water bomber maker De Havilland will allow for a second assembly line near Calgary to make the iconic firefighting aircraft.
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