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Some Rossdale residents are speaking out, calling for more to be done to deal with rising social disorder and crime
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Minnesota pollution regulators properly considered the construction impacts of Enbridge’s plan to replace the 542-kilometre segment of its aging Line
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People who work as political staff for Alberta’s United Conservative government will be taking a seven per cent salary reduction.
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A consortium of Calgary developers is seeking city council’s approval to build 11 new communities on the outer edges of
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