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Presenters at National Gathering on Unmarked Burials want to break barriers

Presenters at National Gathering on Unmarked Burials want to break barriers

EDMONTON — The smell of burning sage filled the banquet hall of an Edmonton hotel Wednesday as Indigenous elders, youth and women wearing colourful ribbon skirts listened to presenters at the first National Gathering on Unmarked Burials.
Canadian crop yields to rise in 2022 as farmers recover from last year's drought

Canadian crop yields to rise in 2022 as farmers recover from last year's drought

CALGARY — Canadian farmers are on track to produce a better crop this year, even as the memory of a punishing drought last year remains fresh in the Prairie provinces.
No statutory holiday in Alberta, but a day of mourning Monday in honour of the Queen

No statutory holiday in Alberta, but a day of mourning Monday in honour of the Queen

EDMONTON — Alberta has declared Monday will be a provincial day of mourning to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth, but it won't be a statutory holiday.
Edmonton Elks sign quarterback Taylor Cornelius to two-year contract extension

Edmonton Elks sign quarterback Taylor Cornelius to two-year contract extension

EDMONTON — The Edmonton Elks signed American quarterback Taylor Cornelius to a two-year contract extension Wednesday. The deal keeps Cornelius with the CFL club through the 2024 season.
World under-17 men's hockey challenge returns after pandemic hiatus

World under-17 men's hockey challenge returns after pandemic hiatus

CALGARY — The world men's under-17 hockey challenge returns after a pandemic hiatus with Langley and Delta, B.C., hosting the international tournament in November. Three Canadian teams, Finland, Czechia (formerly Czech Republic), Sweden and the U.S.
Calgary man charged with fraud for offering fake firearms training out of his home

Calgary man charged with fraud for offering fake firearms training out of his home

CALGARY — A Calgary man has been charged after police allege he was running a fake firearms training course out of his home.
Alberta in showdown with human rights chief in Islamophobia controversy

Alberta in showdown with human rights chief in Islamophobia controversy

EDMONTON — A day after Justice Minister Tyler Shandro publicly directed the head of Alberta's human rights commission to quit, the commissioner’s office lobbed the issue back at him, saying it’s Shandro who does the hiring and firing.
Flames hire decorated women's player Rebecca Johnston for player development role

Flames hire decorated women's player Rebecca Johnston for player development role

CALGARY — Decorated Canadian women's hockey team forward Rebecca Johnston joined a recent wave of women entering NHL teams' hockey operations departments when the Calgary Flames took her aboard. The 32-year-old from Sudbury, Ont.
Wildfire smoke from B.C. and U.S. spreads east as several blazes still uncontained

Wildfire smoke from B.C. and U.S. spreads east as several blazes still uncontained

VANCOUVER — Smoke from wildfires in British Columbia, Washington and Idaho has wafted east, prompting air quality advisories from Vancouver Island into Alberta. Environment Canada is maintaining advisories for a portion of northeast B.C.
Tamarack Valley Energy buying Deltastream Energy for $1.425 billion

Tamarack Valley Energy buying Deltastream Energy for $1.425 billion

CALGARY — Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. is buying Deltastream Energy Corp. for $1.425 billion, a move that Tamarack says solidifies its position as the largest producer in northern Alberta's Clearwater heavy oil play.
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