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The U.N. and Island nations are calling for G20 governments to limit their emissions — as the latter's very existence hangs on the line due to climate change. Karling Donoghue takes a look at day three of the COP29 summit in Azerbaijan.
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How does binding arbitration affect labour negotiations? Some say that when both sides anticipate the federal government will step in - concessions and a negotiated settlement are less likely.
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Donald Trump sits down with Joe Biden at the White House as the pair promise a peaceful transfer of power. Julia Benbrook looks at what issues were discussed, and how Trump is rapidly putting together his leadership team.
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ScienceUpFirst is an initiative started by the Canadian Association of Science Centres launching “Together Against Misinformation” week.
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The U.N. and Island nations are calling for G20 governments to limit their emissions — as the latter’s very existence hangs on the line due to climate change. Karling Donoghue takes a look at day three of the COP29 summit in Azerbaijan.
How does binding arbitration affect labour negotiations? Some say that when both sides anticipate the federal government will step in – concessions and a negotiated settlement are less likely.
Rayn Rashid talks with patrons at a new food hall featuring Calgary restaurants like Clive Burger, Double Zero, Surfy Surfy and more.
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With a possible strike looming for Canada Post workers, some Calgarians are left scrambling to try and send their mail away on time. Jayden Wasney reports.
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The Calgary Zoo is in mourning after a two-year old female gorilla died Tuesday after being injured while moving between back of house spaces. Edward Djan has more.
The crash happened around 2 pm and sent three people to hospital in non-life-threatening condition.
An emergency motion was filed to introduce a report exposing anti-Black discrimination within Canada’s federal public service. Rhianne Campbell explores how this could tip the scales in the $2.5 billion class action lawsuit.
Métis Week 2024 has officially commenced in Calgary. The event featured a ceremonial flag-raising, speeches, and traditional entertainment, including Métis jigging.
Remembrance Day is over, but the need for veteran support, 365 days a year, continues. Phoenix Phillips reports.
4-H Alberta has received nearly three quarters of a million dollars from the province and the feds, to help Alberta’s youth get into agriculture.
