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Amber Valley's place in Canadian history

Amber Valley's place in Canadian history

Black settlers came to Canada to escape racist Jim Crow laws in the American South.
Online storytellers celebrate Black History Month

Online storytellers celebrate Black History Month

As February marks Black History Month, an Alberta-based organization’s online storytelling experience will focus on telling the stories of the black experience in Canada.
Development in wildlife corridor in mountain town of Canmore, Alta., back for debate

Development in wildlife corridor in mountain town of Canmore, Alta., back for debate

A decades-old debate over development in an important wildlife corridor in an Alberta mountain community is to be back before council next week.
Francophone board reaches deal with union

Francophone board reaches deal with union

Would avert strike/lockout if approved
Tripping hazard: Protest penguins destroyed at Alberta legislature grounds

Tripping hazard: Protest penguins destroyed at Alberta legislature grounds

EDMONTON — A colony of 800 snow penguins was set up on the grounds of the Alberta legislature to send a strong message.
Alberta town asks province for stop-work order on coal exploration in mountains

Alberta town asks province for stop-work order on coal exploration in mountains

HIGH RIVER, Alta. — An Alberta town in the Rocky Mountain foothills wants the provincial government to order a stop to increasingly controversial coal exploration in the region.
COVID-related deaths of three St. Albertans recorded over weekend

COVID-related deaths of three St. Albertans recorded over weekend

All three deaths were associated with the outbreak at the Youville Home
Good morning, St. Albert!

Good morning, St. Albert!

Happy Tuesday!
Oil and solar can work together, say panelists

Oil and solar can work together, say panelists

Free talk Thursday on renewables and oil and gas
Alberta promises close watch on new mines but cuts oversight of coal-polluted rivers

Alberta promises close watch on new mines but cuts oversight of coal-polluted rivers

EDMONTON — Alberta government documents show repeated cuts to environmental monitoring despite contaminants in some waterways that exceed thresholds that are supposed to trigger increased scrutiny.
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