Winter storm to slam through central and northwest Alberta on Monday
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SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT | Ottawa expects to take two days to clear roads during 'once every 10 years' snowstorm
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Calgary
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WEATHER | Warm weather comes to an abrupt end Monday night
A mild Sunday night leads into a warm start to the work week, but don’t let that deceive you. Winter storm conditions expected for much of the province, starting in northern regions Monday morning.
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Man found dead inside garage of northwest Calgary home
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'Rapid drop in temperature' in store for Calgary and surrounding areas
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Sask. surpasses 11k active COVID-19 cases with 1,169 new infections reported Sunday
Active COVID-19 cases reached 11,465 in Saskatchewan as 1,427 new cases were reported for Sunday.
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Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalls products distributed by two Saskatoon companies
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Blue Monday draws attention to Seasonal Affective disorder in Sask.
The third Monday in January is known as Blue Monday, drawing attention to the depression and the difficulties those suffering from the winter blues face.
Regina
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Sask. surpasses 11k active COVID-19 cases with 1,169 new infections reported Sunday
Active COVID-19 cases reached 11,465 in Saskatchewan as 1,427 new cases were reported for Sunday.
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Environment Canada issues winter storm watch for Regina
Environment Canada has issued a winter storm watch for Regina, warning of potentially hazardous conditions Monday.
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Regina churches embrace COVID-related adaptations
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First occupants move into Dartmouth modular shelters
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Teachers union skeptical as Nova Scotia schools poised to return to in-class learning
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Concern and anger grows for hundreds of birds trapped inside old Cape Breton church
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Significant snowstorm to hit southern Ontario and here's what you need to know
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Toronto school boards plan to do remote learning Monday due to snowstorm
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Ontario reports 3,595 people in hospital with COVID-19, increase in ICU patients
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Quebec liquor store employee allegedly punches customer multiple times after mask disagreement
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Quebec schools announce snow day Monday due to winter storm
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Montrealers gather to remember 17-year-old Amir Benayad, who was shot and killed in Le Plateau
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SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT | Ottawa expects to take two days to clear roads during 'once every 10 years' snowstorm
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Parking banned on city streets in Waterloo Region ahead of winter storm
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Parents share mixed feelings about return to in-person learning
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'It's kind of scary': Concerns over rash of vehicle break-ins in Wellington County
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