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Premier Danielle Smith said First Nations involvement will be crucial to advancing a proposal for a pipeline from Alberta to the B.C. coast, made possible though a recent agreement with the federal government. Read More

Kupuna dies following wrong-way freeway collision: Police

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A kupuna who sustained critical injuries after driving the wrong way on a freeway off-ramp in the Kalihi area has died.

Memorial Day food deals: Free entrees for veterans, deep discounts and more

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Restaurants across the nation are offering freebies and discounts, and a few are also organizing fundraisers for veterans’ families.

U.S. spring market sees modest growth for home resales

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Home resales in the United States showed modest growth in April, but activity remained below analysts’ consensus expectations, a new report found. Read More

Real estate listings rise across Canada in April

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The spring market — often the busiest time of year for resale real estate in Canada — is seeing mixed results so far, with only one clear trend. More sellers are entering the market, a new report by RBC Economics has found. Read More

Former CDC director on Ebola outbreak: ‘I suspect this is gonna become a very significant pandemic’

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Former Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Robert Redfield said Wednesday that he suspects the new Ebola outbreak in Africa will spread across three new countries and become a “very significant pandemic.”

Three dead, over a dozen first responders taken to hospital after hazmat situation in New Mexico town

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First responders who were called to a home in Mountainair soon began experiencing symptoms of nausea and dizziness after possible exposure to the unknown substance.

Inaugural Calgary Latin American Film Festival starts May 29

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In the Colombian film Colibri, a young couple confront the drama of their past upon learning they are having a baby. Read More

Tensions renewed over huge, three times rejected Bearspaw gravel pit proposal

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A quarry operator is hoping a pitch to transport aggregate 4.5 kilometres by conveyor belt to its facility at Spy Hill will break a logjam that’s seen the plan for a huge gravel pit in Bearspaw rejected three times since 1995. Read More

Varcoe: ‘A lot of questions’ remain for potential West Coast pipeline, from route to carbon capture plans

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