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Suncor Energy Inc. swings to $1.5-billion profit on soaring crude prices

Suncor Energy Inc. swings to $1.5-billion profit on soaring crude prices

CALGARY — Suncor Energy Inc. says it earned $1.53 billion in the fourth quarter and achieved record adjusted funds fromoperations against the backdrop of soaring oil prices.
Enerplus looking to sell Canadian assets but will maintain head office

Enerplus looking to sell Canadian assets but will maintain head office

CALGARY — Enerplus Corp. says it is looking to sell its Canadian assets later this year but will maintain its head office.
'Hold tight. We're here': Constables recall helping Calgary officer after hit and run

'Hold tight. We're here': Constables recall helping Calgary officer after hit and run

CALGARY — A police constable became emotional Wednesday as he described to a murder trial how he knelt down and comforted a fellow officer lying on a road after a car hit him following a hit and run. Sgt.
Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit investigating sudden death in Red Deer

Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit investigating sudden death in Red Deer

RED DEER, Alta. — Alberta RCMP's Major Crimes Unit has been called in following a sudden death in Red Deer Tuesday evening. The Mounties say they received a call at 6:00 p.m.
'I call for calm': Alberta premier condemns violence at U.S. border standoff

'I call for calm': Alberta premier condemns violence at U.S. border standoff

COUTTS, Alta. — A trucker blockade in southern Alberta at the United States border turned violent Tuesday after some protesters breached police barriers to join the demonstration and Mounties backed off out of concern for safety.
Alberta premier hopes to start lifting COVID-19 health measures by end of month

Alberta premier hopes to start lifting COVID-19 health measures by end of month

EDMONTON — Premier Jason Kenney says he is optimistic that Alberta will be able to ease public health restrictions by the end of the month, despite a record high number of non-ICU hospitalizations due to COVID-19.
'I started crying': Driver who struck falling Calgary officer testifies at trial

'I started crying': Driver who struck falling Calgary officer testifies at trial

CALGARY — A driver who accidentally ran over a policeman broke down in tears at the first-degree murder trial Tuesday of the man accused in the officer's hit-and-run death. Sgt.
Imperial Oil raises dividend as high crude prices power Q4 profit, revenues

Imperial Oil raises dividend as high crude prices power Q4 profit, revenues

CALGARY — Imperial Oil Ltd. is raising its quarterly dividend after higher crude oil prices contributed to a doubling of revenues and a big surge in fourth-quarter profit.
Calgary's January housing inventory was down 35% from last year: real estate board

Calgary's January housing inventory was down 35% from last year: real estate board

CALGARY — The Calgary Real Estate Board says housing inventory sank to its lowest level since 2006 last month as tight market conditions continued.
RCMP say border blockade in southern Alberta no longer lawful, preparing for arrests

RCMP say border blockade in southern Alberta no longer lawful, preparing for arrests

COUTTS, Alta. — Obscured by a veil of blowing snow, about 100 commercial trucks, vehicles and camper vans continued to block a busy U.S. border crossing Monday in protest of COVID-19 health measures.
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