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NATO not considering Article 5 over Iranian strikes in Turkiye: Secretary General Rutte

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says Article 5 is not on the table following Iranian missile strikes over Turkish airspace.

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Carney won’t rule out Canadian military role as U.S., Israel-Iran war widens

When asked by reporters, Prime Minister Mark Carney wouldn’t rule out the potential involvement of the Canadian military in the U.S. and Israel’s action against Iran as the war widens across the Middle East.

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B.C. restores cross-border surgery access for residents near Alberta

B.C. residents living near the Alberta border can now scheduled surgeries across the provincial line again five years after the cross-border program was suspended due to the pandemic.

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Canada-wide gas prices up nearly 9 cents since U.S.-Israel’s strike on Iran

Gas prices across Canada have seen an average increase of nearly 9 cents since the U.S. and Israel’s strike on Iran, and as the war rages on prices could climb even more.

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Paikin on Politics: Canada yet to rule out participation in the Middle East conflict

Caryn and Steve discuss the Middle Eastern conflict and Prime Minister Carney’s comments on Canada’s involvement.

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B.C. restores cross-border surgery access for residents near Alberta

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YWhisper Calgary Gala highlights equity in sport

How sport is helping break barriers and build future women leaders inside Calgary’s YWhisper Gala. Henna Saeed reports.

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Pedestrian taken to hospital after crash in SE Calgary

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Water main break along Calgary’s 17th Ave. SW closes 14th and 16th street

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Alberta government investing $46M in new technology to clean tailings ponds

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NATO not considering Article 5 over Iranian strikes in Turkiye: Secretary General Rutte

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says Article 5 is not on the table following Iranian missile strikes over Turkish airspace.

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Carney won’t rule out Canadian military role as U.S., Israel-Iran war widens

When asked by reporters, Prime Minister Mark Carney wouldn’t rule out the potential involvement of the Canadian military in the U.S. and Israel’s action against Iran as the war widens across the Middle East.

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B.C. restores cross-border surgery access for residents near Alberta

B.C. residents living near the Alberta border can now scheduled surgeries across the provincial line again five years after the cross-border program was suspended due to the pandemic.

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Canada-wide gas prices up nearly 9 cents since U.S.-Israel’s strike on Iran

Gas prices across Canada have seen an average increase of nearly 9 cents since the U.S. and Israel’s strike on Iran, and as the war rages on prices could climb even more.

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Paikin on Politics: Canada yet to rule out participation in the Middle East conflict

Caryn and Steve discuss the Middle Eastern conflict and Prime Minister Carney’s comments on Canada’s involvement.

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YWhisper Calgary Gala highlights equity in sport

How sport is helping break barriers and build future women leaders inside Calgary’s YWhisper Gala. Henna Saeed reports.

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A pedestrian was rushed to hospital Wednesday night after being struck by a vehicle in southeast Calgary.

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Alberta teachers take province to court over Bill 2

Alberta teachers were in an Edmonton courtroom Wednesday, seeking an injunction against the province’s Bill 2 and its use of the notwithstanding clause. As Sean Amato reports, the ATA says a victory could result in another walkout.

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