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Majority of Canadian teachers worried about own mental health and well-being

A new survey by the Canadian Teachers’ Federation shows teachers are facing a mental health crisis. Miranda Fatur hears from B.C. teachers who are not surprised by the survey results.

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Parents of children who need educational support staff speak-out on in-person learning order from Alberta government

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Edmonton woman frustrated by surgery wait

A former frontline health worker in Edmonton says she’s been waiting more than a year for hip replacement surgeries. As Sean Amato reports, she’s begging the UCP government to improve wait times for all patients.
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Edmontonians bracing for potential U.S. tariff impact at grocery stores

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Mixed reactions as Alberta lifts ban on new coal exploration, development in Rocky Mountains

The Alberta Government’s decision to lift its moratorium on new coal exploration and development on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains is being met with mixed reactions. Jillian Code reports.

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Parents of children who need educational support staff speak-out on in-person learning order from Alberta government

As the educational support staff strike continues across Edmonton Public Schools, Alberta's Education Minister signing an order to allow some at home learning. But parents of children who require educational assistance say it's not enough.

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Edmonton woman frustrated by surgery wait

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Edmontonians bracing for potential U.S. tariff impact at grocery stores

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Mixed reactions as Alberta lifts ban on new coal exploration, development in Rocky Mountains

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Smith considering COVID-19 task force recommendations

A UCP MLA from Calgary is calling on his government to enact recommendations from a COVID-19 task force, which include restricting vaccines for children. As Sean Amato reports, the premier won’t say what she plans to do with the report.

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Alberta parents will soon pay $15 a day in child care services

The Alberta Government announced an affordability program that will soon make parents pay $15 a day for child care services as part of a Federal-Provincial agreement. Our Leo Cruzat spoke with a local daycare provider to tell us their reaction.

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Zebra Child & Youth Advocacy Centre introduces 2 new facility dogs, Moose and Zeppelin

Two new service dogs are joining the Zebra Child & Youth Advocacy Centre. This comes after Captain, the centre’s only active service dog until now, supported over 600 children in court and at the centre.

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Edmonton Police Chief responds to Police Commission appointment controversy

Edmonton’s outgoing Police Chief Dale McFee visibly upset while being grilled about his role in asking Alberta’s government to intervene in two Edmonton Police Commission appointments.

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