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Alberta Serious Response Team report clears two officers in 2021 Calling Lake shooting
RCMP officers found to have acted within their duties when they shot and injured a man firing at them with a rifle.
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Almost one ton pumpkin heaviest at Northern Alberta fall fair
Don Crews of Lloydminster once again won the prize for biggest pumpkin, with one monster specimen weighing in at a whopping 2,137 pounds.
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Watch a giant pumpkin smash junk car at Alberta festival
Hundreds of Canadians from near and far gathered in Smoky Lake to watch the annual, much-anticipated Giant Pumpkin Drop
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How one baby bird led to a Northern Alberta TikTok animal rescue petting zoo
Fluffy the duck was Albertan Jim Marks and family’s first rescue, but it was far from the last.
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Alberta poppy donation thief fails to pay back Legion for more than a year
“I dare you to find a judge who isn’t going to make you pay back the Canadian Legion,” says judge
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An Alberta university is undertaking new aurora research project with Japanese partners
Researchers from AU, Nagoya University, and University of Toyko hope to discover more about proton auroras
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Alternative hospital operators discussion welcome says mayor of Northern Alberta Village
Residents of the village of Boyle and surrounding area have been dealing with nightly closures of the Boyle Healthcare Centre’s emergency department for more than two years
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Alberta kickboxers will compete in Greece this fall
Jamie Verville, Terell Jonasson to compete in amateur kickboxing competition for Team Canada
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‘There is that tiny, tiny chance something horrendous can happen’
Last week, an Alberta judge agreed to reduce fine for Edmonton speeder who was driving home from Fort McMurray, but warned of the serious consequences of speeding past police on the side of the road.
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Northern Alberta torture case conviction upgraded to first degree murder
Buddy Ray Underwood's second-degree murder conviction was upgraded to first-degree murder in the kidnapping and torture of Nature Duperron who was from Athabasca and her body was discovered near Hinton, Alberta.
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