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On Friday, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced new cabinet appointments, including new ministries related to the province’s health care agencies. Read More

Court hears how slain toddler went from loving home to nightmare in final two months of his life

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Little Gabriel Sinclair-Pasqua was nothing more than a “paycheque” to his parents, whose neglect and abuse caused his death, court was told Friday. Read More

Bad blood: Trump takes new swipe at Taylor Swift

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(The Hill) — President Donald Trump is indicating there’s bad blood between him and Taylor Swift once again, reigniting his feud with the music star and claiming credit for what he describes as a drop in her popularity. “Has anyone noticed that, since I said ‘I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT,’ she’s no longer ‘HOT?’” Trump wrote Friday on…

Cooking space impresses in Cedarglen’s Acme

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In cramped spaces, cooking sure isn’t fun. That’s especially true when multiple people are playing a role in putting the meal together. Read More

Waterous’ Strathcona to make $4 billion bid for MEG Energy

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Canadian oil tycoon Adam Waterous’ Strathcona Resources Ltd. announced plans for takeover bid of MEG Energy Corp. that values the oil sands company at about C$6 billion ($4 billion), advancing a push to become a major heavy crude producer. Read More

Varcoe: Alberta-led initiative to delve into complex cross-border relationship – from a Western Canadian vantage point

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Relationships can run smoothly for years, until they suddenly don’t — as Canada is learning in the case of critical cross-border trade with the United States. Read More

Komodo dragon eats shoe thrown into zoo exhibit

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WREG) – A Komodo dragon ingested a Memphis Zoo guest’s shoe after they threw it over the glass of the exhibit on Thursday, according to the Memphis Zoo. In a Facebook post, the zoo said a guest threw a red shoe over the top of the glass at the Komodo dragon exhibit, and…

Talk radio: Rose Scollard revisits radio plays with new book, Love and War Western Style

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When Calgary playwright Rose Scollard and her family moved from Ireland to rural Ontario in 1948, their first family home was less than luxurious. Read More

Men are more likely than women to die of ‘broken heart syndrome’: Study

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(NewsNation) — A new study from the Journal of the American Heart Association (JAHA) found that men die from a condition known as “broken heart syndrome” at more than twice the rate that women do. Broken heart syndrome, formally called takotsubo cardiomyopathy, is a heart condition that is brought on by physical or emotional stress,…

From retaliation to recovery: How Ottawa can turn China’s EV tariff crisis into a strategic opportunity

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