1 killed in 3-semi crash on Highway 2 in central Alberta
A person was killed in a pileup between multiple semis on the QEII between Edmonton and Calgary Thursday morning.
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Murder charged laid in suspicious death in Red Deer: RCMP
A man faces a murder charge after the sudden death of a 37-year-old man in Red Deer.
Central Alberta family transforms old school into brewery
A family in central Alberta is opening up a new brewery inside their hometown’s old school. (Nav Sangha/CTV News)
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High-risk offender released in Red Deer
Police are warning the public of a high-risk offender living in Red Deer.
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Scholarship for Red Deer students honours First World War soldier
Starting next year, Red Deer high school students will be able to apply for a new scholarship that honours the memory of a man who fought and died in the First World War.
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Historic bronze plaques missing from multiple Red Deer locations
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Large-scale safety certification counterfeiting operation uncovered by central Alberta RCMP
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Canadian Finals Rodeo returns to Red Deer
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Jury trial cancelled after accused in Alberta doctor killing dies in custody
A Crown prosecutor has withdrawn all charges against a man who died weeks before his trial in the killing of a doctor at a central Alberta medical clinic.
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$1.35M in illegal cigarettes seized in central Alberta: RCMP
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'Never drive impaired': MADD launches national campaign in honour of Alberta victim
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is honouring a Red Deer, Alta., family as part of its 34th annual national red ribbon campaign.
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Red Deer Rebels triumph in OT, snap Edmonton Oil Kings' three-game win streak
Ben King scored with 34 seconds remaining in overtime - his second goal of the game - to lead the Red Deer Rebels past the Edmonton Oil Kings 4-3 in the Western Hockey League Saturday.
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Central Alta. woman's death 'suspicious': RCMP
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First case of Omicron COVID-19 variant reported in Alberta
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Man wanted in 2020 homicide turns himself in to Edmonton police
A man wanted in connection to a homicide in 2020 turned himself in to Edmonton police nearly a month after a Canada-wide arrest warrant for him was issued.
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High-flying oil and gas prices paint rosier shade of red ink on Alberta budget
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ASIRT executive director resigns in 'planned' departure: Justice minister
The head of the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has resigned and is planning to rejoin the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service.
Man dead in single-vehicle crash south of Edmonton
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Edmonton woman safe after being taken hostage by bank robber
An Edmonton woman who was taken hostage by a bank robber in the Killarney neighbourhood on Monday is safe after negotiators secured her release late Monday afternoon.
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Feds reinstating foreign air travel testing, reviewing booster strategy in light of Omicron
Canada is reviewing its vaccine booster strategy, adding new countries to the list of nations subjected to federal travel restrictions, and is imposing new testing requirements on all air travellers coming from outside of Canada with the exception of the U.S., due to concerns over the Omicron variant. Federal ministers and public health officials announced these three new steps with the aim of preventing further importation and spread of the variant of concern.
These provinces have confirmed cases of the Omicron variant
Canada has reported seven confirmed cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant, with cases now in several provinces.
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As researchers continue to study the new COVID-19 variant Omicron stoking fears around the globe, vaccine manufacturers are issuing guidance on their shots' effectiveness.
What you need to know about Canada's updated vaccine rules for domestic travel
As of Nov. 30, the transition period allowing for a negative COVID-19 test from those looking to travel by plane, train or ship in Canada will end, meaning all travellers must be fully vaccinated before boarding and provide proof that they have received the complete doses of a vaccine series.
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BREAKING | Multiple pedestrians struck in west London, Ont.
Multiple pedestrians have been struck and taken to hospital in west London.
WHO advises against international travel for those over the age of 60 due to Omicron
In light of the new variant Omicron emerging, the World Heath Organization has put out new advice regarding international travel, including that those over the age of 60 years old should refrain from travelling.
CBSA has intercepted hundreds of fake COVID-19 tests, vaccine documents
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) says it has intercepted hundreds of suspected falsified or fraudulent COVID-19 test results and proof of vaccination credentials since they were required for travel.
Unvaccinated travellers barred from planes and trains as of today
Unvaccinated travellers over the age of 12 won't be able to board a plane or passenger train in Canada beginning today, and a negative COVID-19 test will no longer serve as a substitute for most people. The stringent new requirement comes into effect as Canada reacts to the emergence of the Omicron variant.
'Get prepared:' B.C. communities brace for heavy rain, flooding as third atmospheric river set to hit
A provincial state of emergency has been extended in B.C. as communities brace for another atmospheric river forecast to hit the province's southwest region.
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Right now, not the time to lift indoor social gathering restrictions: Hinshaw
Even though Premier Jason Kenney said Monday he is considering loosening restrictions on gatherings, Alberta’s Chief Medical Office of Health said Tuesday that now is not the time.
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High-flying oil and gas prices paint rosier shade of red ink on Alberta budget
Alberta's budget outlook for this year is turning a rosier shade of red ink with jobs up, the deficit down and oil and gas prices humming along at unexpectedly high levels.
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First case of Omicron variant confirmed in Alberta, patient remains in quarantine
The Alberta government has announced the province's first confirmed case of the Omicron variant of COVID-19.
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'Get prepared:' B.C. communities brace for heavy rain, flooding as third atmospheric river set to hit
A provincial state of emergency has been extended in B.C. as communities brace for another atmospheric river forecast to hit the province's southwest region.
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First case of Omicron COVID-19 variant reported in Alberta
The province's first Omicron case was confirmed in a returning traveller from Nigeria and the Netherlands, Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Deena Hinshaw said Tuesday afternoon.
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‘This is a problem’: Saskatoon SPCA says it will be forced to shut down without city funding
The Saskatoon SPCA says it may be forced to shutdown unless it gets a boost in funding from the city.
Regina
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Parents must now be present for COVID-19 vaccinations in Sask. elementary schools
Parents will now have to be present for the COVID-19 vaccination of elementary school students in schools, according to a new policy change from the Government of Saskatchewan.
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Sask. travellers returning from southern Africa in two weeks of isolation
Dozens of travellers are in isolation here in the province – after returning from southern Africa in the last two weeks.
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Police called to Regina restaurant for incident involving Riders' player
A Saskatchewan Roughriders player was involved in an incident at a Regina restaurant where the police were called, according to the team.
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Nova Scotians could be paying less at the pumps Wednesday after NSUARB invokes interrupter clause
Nova Scotians could see some relief at the gas pumps Wednesday morning after the province's Utility and Review Board said it will be invoking its interrupter clause.
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Maritime provinces testing some travellers for COVID-19 Omicron variant
On Friday, federal counterparts notified Maritime officials of travellers who had already arrived in the region over the past 14 days from countries in southern Africa flagged by Ottawa – a list of nations that has grown as of Monday.
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'I'm here to give my support': Dozens of rallies take place in N.S. in support of long-term care workers, residents
Twenty-five rallies took place across Nova Scotia Tuesday, all part of a day of action calling on the provincial government to support long-term care workers and residents.
Toronto
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Ontario passes new rules that will change work-life balance for employees
The Ontario government has passed new laws it says will help employees disconnect from the office and create a better work-life balance. Here's a list of the changes being made.
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Toronto Police Service places more than 200 members on unpaid leaves as vaccine mandate goes into effect
The Toronto Police Service has placed more than 200 employees on unpaid leaves after they failed to comply with the terms of its vaccine mandate.
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Feds reinstating foreign air travel testing, reviewing booster strategy in light of Omicron
Canada is reviewing its vaccine booster strategy, adding new countries to the list of nations subjected to federal travel restrictions, and is imposing new testing requirements on all air travellers coming from outside of Canada with the exception of the U.S., due to concerns over the Omicron variant. Federal ministers and public health officials announced these three new steps with the aim of preventing further importation and spread of the variant of concern.
Montreal
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Feds reinstating foreign air travel testing, reviewing booster strategy in light of Omicron
Canada is reviewing its vaccine booster strategy, adding new countries to the list of nations subjected to federal travel restrictions, and is imposing new testing requirements on all air travellers coming from outside of Canada with the exception of the U.S., due to concerns over the Omicron variant. Federal ministers and public health officials announced these three new steps with the aim of preventing further importation and spread of the variant of concern.
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Five Quebec City cops suspended, with pay, after violent video; second man beaten by police the same night
Five officers have been suspended while the Quebec City police force investigates a violent altercation involving two Black teenagers. A second man came forward to say he was beaten by police just hours earlier in a restaurant, with video to prove it.
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Education minister says he ‘authorized’ revoking licence of Montreal teacher who pleaded guilty to voyeurism
A former Montreal elementary-school teacher who pleaded guilty to taking photos of unsuspecting girls over three years, including capturing images up their skirts, will have his teaching licence revoked, Quebec’s education minister announced Tuesday.
Kitchener
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Two men guilty of first degree murder in death of Shawn Yorke
Emotions were high in a Kitchener courtroom Tuesday as a judge handed down a pair of first-degree murder verdicts to two Kitchener men.
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BREAKING | Multiple pedestrians struck in west London, Ont.
Multiple pedestrians have been struck and taken to hospital in west London.
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Teen arrested in Guelph for high school threat
A threatening message found on a school’s bathroom wall has led to the arrest of a 17-year-old in Guelph.
