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Alberta to challenge single securities regulator
The Alberta government has announced it will launch a court challenge to Ottawa's proposal for a single Canadian securities regulator.
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Mackenzie pipeline report to be released
A long-awaited report to be released Wednesday will help determine the future of a years-old, $16.2-billion proposal to build a natural gas pipeline in the Northwest Territories' Mackenzie Valley.
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Funerals held for 2 Alberta soldiers killed in Afghanistan
They died together on a dusty road in a war-torn country far from home and were buried on the same day, in the same Alberta community, where hundreds mourned their loss.
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Torch journeys with bobsledder, snowboarder
The Olympic torch has taken an unusual ride in Calgary, travelling at high speeds down a bobsled run and criss-crossing down a half-pipe.
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Search teams wind down efforts in Haiti
Some search-and-rescue teams in earthquake-ravaged Haiti have begun scaling back their operations as hope fades for finding more survivors buried in rubble.
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