UCP youth dance cancelled amidst criticism
A dance for people aged 14 to 25 by the United Conservative Party Lacombe-Ponoka constituency association appears to have been cancelled.
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Amanda Marshall, Down With Webster, Death From Above 1979 and more to play KDays 2024
Canadian artists will take centre stage this July at KDays Music Fest.
Inflation slows in Alberta, Calgary's inflation the highest in Canada
Despite inflation slowing in Alberta, the province's rent prices have increased by nearly twice the national average.
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Status of wildfire that threatened Fort McMurray changed to 'being held'
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'It's perverse': Family of unarmed man killed by police shocked no charges will be brought against officer
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LRT station closures planned due to track maintenance this weekend
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Best patio in Canada? Apparently it's in Banff
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Fort McMurray evacuees in Edmonton say they've been forced to spend hundreds on hotels, supplies
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Amanda Marshall, Down With Webster, Death From Above 1979 and more to play KDays 2024
Canadian artists will take centre stage this July at KDays Music Fest.
Fort Edmonton Park is celebrating 50 years over the May long weekend
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Inflatable dogs just 1 of the art installations at this year's Downtown Spark festival
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Loblaw boycott organizers say they plan to keep movement going past May
The organizers of a month-long boycott of Loblaw-owned stores say they've decided to extend the boycott past May.
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