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The Prime Minister is preparing to unveil the second batch of nation-building projects to be fast-tracked. While the list reportedly includes mines & LNG projects, it's unclear if it will have the pipeline Alberta is asking for.
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The City of Calgary seeing the grand opening of an asphalt shingle reprocessing facility Wednesday, with NorthStar Clean Technologies signing a five year deal with the city aiming to process waste asphalt shingles.
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Violence continues to escalate in the occupied West Bank, as Israeli Settlers attack Palestinian villages. Afua Baah reports.
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Democrats on the House committee investigating convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have released private emails excerpts – some which reference President Donald Trump. Afua Baah reports.
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The Prime Minister is preparing to unveil the second batch of nation-building projects to be fast-tracked. While the list reportedly includes mines & LNG projects, it’s unclear if it will have the pipeline Alberta is asking for.
Iceland is warning against the potential collapse of the Atlantic Ocean current which could have catastrophic consequences to the region and beyond.
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A pedestrian was injured after Calgary police say they were hit by a vehicle in Northwest Calgary Monday evening. Micah Quintin reports.
A new CityNews housing poll is out. Rayn Rashid has the results and speaks to Calgarians who may feel the pressure or have lost the hope of buying a home.
Calgary council start first budget talks under Mayor Farkas, who says he’ll trim the tax hike without cutting core programs. CityNews’ Hajar Al Khouzaii reports.
Calgarians have plenty of opportunities to pay their respects this Remembrance Day.
Calgary police hoping to identify this suspect believed to be responsible for an armed robbery in Calgary’s southwest on Oct. 29.
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Mark Carney’s first budget as Prime Minister appears to be receiving mixed signals from Canadians, plus the U.K. is suspending some intelligence sharing with the U.S., should Canada follow suit?
As the U.S. government inches closer to end the shutdown, the FAA says they are expecting a slow transition to regular service as air traffic controllers may not return to work on the first day back.
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