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Alta. spending $10.8B on education, expanding ‘book ban’

Alberta will spend a record $10.8B to operate schools next year, despite warnings of a very large deficit. As Sean Amato reports, the government will soon also announce details about expanding restrictions on library books.

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Calgary transit transfer window put to the test

City Council is looking at expanding the transit ticket window from 90 min to 2 hours – begging the question…how long does it take from the North TO south of Calgary…ride along with Phoenix Phillips to find out.

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‘I feel abandoned by WestJet’: Stranded Albertans struggle to get return flights home from Puerto Vallarta

Canadian airlines resume their operations in Puerto Vallarta, stranded Albertans still down there are in a race against time to get back. Edward Djan has more.

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‘Phonosphere’ exhibit opens at Calgary’s VinylCentric, showcasing Canadian music history

The VinylCentric gallery and archive in downtown Calgary has just opened its Phonosphere exhibit, showcasing the history of records and phonographs in Canada. Joel Mendelson reports.

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Canada sending $8M in aid to Cuba

Canada says it will send $8 million in food aid to Cuba through international organizations as fuel shortages trigger long blackouts and strain hospitals and transportation. Brandon Rowe reports.

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Calgary-area restaurant sees $7,500 in tips disappear

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First flights returning from Puerto Vallarta land in Calgary

Touching down at the Calgary International Airport Tuesday night were some of the first flights returning from Puerto Vallarta carrying Canadians who were caught in the Mexican city when cartel violence broke out. Jillian Code has more.

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Calgary legion cancels reading event over censorship concerns

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Two families displaced following SW Calgary high-rise fire, 100 people forced to evacuate

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Alta. spending $10.8B on education, expanding ‘book ban’

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Calgary transit transfer window put to the test

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Canadian airlines resume their operations in Puerto Vallarta, stranded Albertans still down there are in a race against time to get back. Edward Djan has more.

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The VinylCentric gallery and archive in downtown Calgary has just opened its Phonosphere exhibit, showcasing the history of records and phonographs in Canada. Joel Mendelson reports.

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Survivor of forced sterilization supports Bill S-228

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Two suspects arrested, one at large in Calgary jewellery store robbery

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