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Alberta announces $426M boost to education budget

The Alberta government is boosting its education budget by $426 million. But as Sean Amato reports, the association representing teachers insists it’s still about $900 million short.

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Alberta government plans changes to modernize hunting rules

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Alberta premier calls idea of federal tax on province's oil and gas to U.S. 'absurd'

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is shutting down the idea of the province one day approving a federal tax on oil and gas being sent to the U.S., calling it absurd and self-destructive.
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Twin brothers set to close long-time Edmonton art supply store, ending 40-year ownership

It's been a labour of love for the Harcus twins, who are retiring after a 40+ year career in the art supply business. James Dunn has their story.
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Edmonton city councillor Sarah Hamilton announces she will not run for re-election

Two term Edmonton city councillor Sarah Hamilton announcing she won't be running in the 2025 municipal election — but is the councillor done with politics for good?

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Alberta government plans changes to modernize hunting rules

The Alberta government proposed changes to modernize hunting rules on Wednesday, but some questions about “shoot farms” remain unanswered. Bianca Millions reports.
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Alberta premier calls idea of federal tax on province's oil and gas to U.S. 'absurd'

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is shutting down the idea of the province one day approving a federal tax on oil and gas being sent to the U.S., calling it absurd and self-destructive.
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Twin brothers set to close long-time Edmonton art supply store, ending 40-year ownership

It's been a labour of love for the Harcus twins, who are retiring after a 40+ year career in the art supply business. James Dunn has their story.
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Edmonton city councillor Sarah Hamilton announces she will not run for re-election

Two term Edmonton city councillor Sarah Hamilton announcing she won't be running in the 2025 municipal election — but is the councillor done with politics for good?

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Longstanding Alberta outdoor store closing after 62 years

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Edmonton city council votes to cut Christmas tree collection

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Just 12% of Albertans approve of Trump: poll

A new Leger poll finds just 12% of Albertans have a “favourable” view of Donald Trump. As Sean Amato reports, the province’s transportation was asked Friday if he regrets campaigning for the U.S. President.

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McMaster’s inhaled COVID vaccine begins phase-2 human trials

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