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Seatbelt fines going up in Alberta starting March 13

Starting Friday, not buckling up or failing to secure kids in the car could come with a bigger fine in Alberta. Henna Saeed reports.

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Calgarians react to 120 km/hr speed limit pilot project on QEII south of Leduc

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Israeli military preparing to expand operation in Lebanon

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Iran’s new supreme leader makes defiant first statement

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Calgary police seek driver in NE hit-and-run after boy hit on marked crosswalk

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Taza welcomes new residents

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Three people hit by vehicles on Calgary roads Tuesday

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City deals with multiple water main breaks as Calgarians meet call to conserve

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Crash on Calgary’s Deerfoot Trail sends one to hospital

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Seatbelt fines going up in Alberta starting March 13

Starting Friday, not buckling up or failing to secure kids in the car could come with a bigger fine in Alberta. Henna Saeed reports.

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2:07

Calgarians react to 120 km/hr speed limit pilot project on QEII south of Leduc

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Israeli military preparing to expand operation in Lebanon

Tel Aviv says Hezbollah launched its biggest attack against Israel, prompting the Israeli military to prepare to expand its operation in Lebanon.

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Iran’s new supreme leader makes defiant first statement

Iran’s new supreme leader is vowing to keep the Strait of Hormuz closed in a defiant address. How the U.S. is responding, as investigations continue into the deadly attack on an Iranian school.

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Calgary police seek driver in NE hit-and-run after boy hit on marked crosswalk

Police in Calgary are looking for the public’s help after a Tuesday morning hit-and-run in the city’s northeast.

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Calgary police investigating after $43K worth of fraudulent purchases made on stolen credit cards

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Calgary police seek NE stabbing suspects

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Canadians will no longer have to pay non-sufficient fund fees of more than $10

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