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Missing 11-year-old Calgary boy found dead, police say
Calgary police Chief Katie McLellan says an 11-year-old boy who disappeared two weeks ago in a northside neighbourhood has been found dead. McLellan says the boy was discovered in a water pipe underneath Deerfoot Trail, the city's major north-south expressway, after a tip from the public. © Copyrig...
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The volunteer bike rides helping seniors beat isolation
'The right to wind in their hair.' That's the motto of Cycling Without Age, a charitable volunteer group that takes seniors from care facilities on recreational bike rides motto. The goal is to promote recreation and social connection for seniors. Globe health reporter and columnist André Picard rec...
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Joining the front line of the NWTâs fight to save its bats
As its name may indicate, a bat box is a human-made wooden habitat placed 10 feet or more above ground as an alternative roosting place for the animals, which sometimes like to find their way into cosy attics. However, the scene here was bleaker than it had been the previous evening. Two pups look...
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Leaked analysis shows 98.98% opposition to Ontarioâs new at-risk species law
The Doug Ford government weakened Ontarioâs species-at-risk law despite feedback from thousands of residents, conservation experts, municipal representatives, First Nations and more decrying the proposal as âa significant step backward in environmental protection.â The opposition is outlined in int...
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Does your experience of housing in Yellowknife sound like this?
Released on Wednesday, CMHCâs 2026 Northern Housing Report noted the Northwest Territoriesâ real gross domestic product shrank by two percent in 2025 as a result of changes to the mining industry in the territory and the dwindling price of diamonds that year. âWhat weâre observing in Yellowknife is...
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Vince McKay launches petition to create Hay River education district
Hay River schools currently come under the South Slave Divisional Education Council, which is also responsible for education in Fort Resolution, ĆĂștsĂ«l KâĂ©, KĂĄtĆâodeeche First Nation and Fort Smith, where it is headquartered. McKay compared his Hay River proposal to YK1, the Yellowknife school dist...
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Inuvik natural gas complaints reach Public Utilities Board
Town officials called on residents to file complaints earlier this month after Atco subsidiary Inuvik Gas said rates would go up by 28 percent for residents and 44 percent for the municipality. The way Inuvik Gas is regulated means the Public Utilities Board has to receive a written complaint befor...
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Dene Nation signs water protection pact with Alberta Treaty 8
The Dene Nation and Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta signed a memorandum of understanding on Wednesday that the two organizations say establishes a formal partnership to protect and steward shared waters. In a news release, they described water as âa living and spiritual relativeâ and said the agr...
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George and Lee Mandeville to headline Saturday night show mid-Ramble
The Old Town Ramble and Ride festival runs across Old Town throughout the weekend. Get a full guide to the festivalâs events here. Old Town Glassworks described its concert as an independently organized âcomplementary celebrationâ during the festival. The show â from 9pm on August 1 â features Tra...
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WestJet flight attendantsâ union issues 72-hour strike notice
A WestJet aircraft parks at Calgary International Airport on Thursday, three days ahead of a potential flight attendants' strike.Amir Salehi/The Globe and Mail Major travel disruption could ensue this weekend if negotiations between WestJet and the union representing more than 4,000 of its flight a...
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Shen Yun organizers take National Arts Centre to court over decision to halt performances
The long-running Shen Yun show is going to court after the National Arts Centre called an indefinite halt to its performances after hosting them for almost two decades.Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press Organizers of the long-running Shen Yun show are going to court after the National Arts Centre calle...
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Autism advocates call for alert system overhaul after Calgary boy found dead
A non-profit representing Canadians with autism says better emergency alert systems for missing vulnerable people are needed after the death of a Calgary boy. Police found the body of 11-year-old Parker on Wednesday afternoon in a labyrinth of water pipes under the city, nearly two weeks after he w...
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Morning Update: Carney rules out playing the energy card
Good morning. Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada wonât use energy exports as a bargaining chip in U.S. trade talks. More on that below, along with U.S. wildfires and why Canadians donât want to get prenups. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaking in Red Deer, Alta...
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Whatâs happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day.
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Monarch butterflies at risk: How Waterloo Region can help track their North American migration
A monarch butterfly sipping nectar from a milkweed flower.  A monarch chrysalis is attached to a milkweed plant. Monarch butterflies in Michoacan, Mexico. A monarch butterfly feeds on a milkweed bloom. Waterloo Region residents are invited to help track monarch butterflies and milkweed plants...
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Le syndicat des agents de bord de WestJet a déposé son préavis de grÚve de 72 heures
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Nous et un nombre restreint de nos partenaires publicitaires utilisons des tĂ©moins pour recueillir certaines de vos donnĂ©es et les utilisons afin dâamĂ©liorer votre expĂ©rience et de vous prĂ©senter des contenus et des publicitĂ©s personnalisĂ©s. Si vous nâĂȘtes...
successCarney comes to Alberta, talks housing, rides a sprayer, hears from separatists
Carney, with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith at his side, announced $510 million in federal funding for municipalities to build water and wastewater infrastructure to support new homes.Â
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The $20B risk at the heart of Carney and Smithâs grand pipeline bargain
100% Human-crafted journalism, trusted by leaders The oilpatch once called Ottawaâs pipeline-for-Pathways bargain âunfinanceable.â Now the industry seems to be changing its mind. CALGARY â The day Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith unveiled the route of Albertaâs proposed West C...
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Former top US Covid expert Fauci declines to answer hostile Senate questioning
Fearless and independent Canadian journalism The former top U.S. infectious disease official on Wednesday faced adversarial questioning from Republican senators about the origins of COVID, and on the advice of lawyers invoked his constitutional right not to answer, casting the hearing as a characte...
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New UK PM declines to give stance on assisted dying
Fearless and independent Canadian journalism New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham on Wednesday declined to say whether he would support fresh attempts to legalize assisted dying saying social care reform was needed first. Burnham relaunched his years-long bid to create a national service to tac...
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Canada criminalizes coercive control. Can the system deliver?Â
Fearless and independent Canadian journalism This is the fifth article in a series examining recent government bills or laws that experts say deserved more scrutiny. For years, survivors of intimate partner violence and advocates have argued that abuse often begins long before a partner becomes ph...
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Why hundreds of international students are suddenly being denied Canadian work permits: 'We have done nothing wrong'
International graduates protest near the Canadian Institute of Osteopathic Therapy in Calgary after hundreds of them had their work permit applications refused. International graduates have recently started ongoing protests near the Canadian Institute of Osteopathic Therapy in Calgary. Immigration...
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Gay and bisexual Canadian men will be allowed to donate sperm. Health Canada drops controversial screening question
Aziz M., seen here in 2023, brought a constitutional challenge against Health Canadaâs policies precluding gay and bisexual men from donating sperm. Experts have said testing and quarantine procedures are already more than enough to protect against risk, including the transmission of HIV. This s...
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Kids' birthday parties are getting more expensive. Should guests help pay for them?
Kids' birthday parties are a big business these days pretty much any way you go about it. At best, there's the price of food, cake and balloons. Maybe you rented a bouncy castle to keep the kids entertained, or hired Elsa to sing Let it Go, or paid for the reptile zoo to come to you. Perhaps, at...
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Pourquoi lâessence coĂ»te si cher?
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Nous et un nombre restreint de nos partenaires publicitaires utilisons des tĂ©moins pour recueillir certaines de vos donnĂ©es et les utilisons afin dâamĂ©liorer votre expĂ©rience et de vous prĂ©senter des contenus et des publicitĂ©s personnalisĂ©s. Si vous nâĂȘtes...
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