Alberta launches lawsuit over carbon tax exemption

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Alberta launches lawsuit over carbon tax exemption

Alberta is taking the federal government to court again over the carbon tax, claiming an exemption on home heating oil is unfair and unconstitutional. As Sean Amato reports, Liberal ministers say it’s a “political stunt.” #ableg #cdnpoli

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Tipping survey reveals Alberta’s push for clearer rules

The 2024 hospitality tipping trends survey, conducted by Angus Reid found that 54 per cent of Alberta operators strongly support clearer tipping regulations — the highest across Canada.

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Calgary Green Line CEO steps down

Calgary Green Line CEO steps down

Calgary’s Green Line LRT project CEO announced his departure on Tuesday.

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Calgary city council debating supervised consumption sites

Calgary city council debating supervised consumption sites

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Suspect bear sprayed Market Mall store employees then fled: Calgary police

Suspect bear sprayed Market Mall store employees then fled: Calgary police

Police are looking for a suspect who allegedly bear sprayed mall employees in northwest Calgary last month.

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Calgary approves transit bylaw allowing crackdown on non-destination loitering, age verification

Calgary approves transit bylaw allowing crackdown on non-destination loitering, age verification

Calgary city council has unanimously approved changes to a transit bylaw that aims to improve safety on city transit for riders and operators.

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Tipping survey reveals Alberta's push for clearer rules

Tipping survey reveals Alberta’s push for clearer rules

The 2024 hospitality tipping trends survey, conducted by Angus Reid found that 54 per cent of Alberta operators strongly support clearer tipping regulations — the highest across Canada.

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Calgary Green Line CEO steps down

Calgary Green Line CEO steps down

Calgary’s Green Line LRT project CEO announced his departure on Tuesday.

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Calgary city council debating supervised consumption sites

Calgary city council debating supervised consumption sites

Dozens gathering at Calgary City Hall Tuesday calling for the city’s only supervised consumption site to remain in place. Edward Djan has more.

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Suspect bear sprayed Market Mall store employees then fled: Calgary police

Suspect bear sprayed Market Mall store employees then fled: Calgary police

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Calgary approves transit bylaw allowing crackdown on non-destination loitering, age verification

Calgary approves transit bylaw allowing crackdown on non-destination loitering, age verification

Calgary city council has unanimously approved changes to a transit bylaw that aims to improve safety on city transit for riders and operators.

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Calgary city council wants more information about June water main break

Calgary city council wants more information about June water main break

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