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Health worker turned hairstylist: Pandemic brings new responsibilities for health-care aides Continuing care facilities have been hit hard by COVID-19, meaning fewer visitors can see their residents. In the meantime, some health care aides are taking on new responsibilities.
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Non-profit urban farm taking food production into their own hands Grow Calgary is offering a free certificate course in small-scale agricultural farm management.
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Edmonton police continue to defend officer using knee-on-neck restraint in 2018 arrest The Edmonton Police Service continuedThursday to defend a July 2018 arrest in which an officer usedhis knee to pin a blackman's neck to the ground.
CBC.ca | 6 hours, 11 minutes ago | comment? | recommend

Calgary man gets 'FREE AB' licence plate after registrar reverses rejection Tomas Manasek says he's thrilled that his beliefs about Alberta independence didn't end up costing him his personalized 'FREE AB' licence plate.
CBC.ca | 7 hours, 2 minutes ago | comment? | recommend

Calgary Flames' Mikael Backlund gets a head start on return in Sweden With COVID-19 restrictions not as tight in Sweden as in North America, Calgary Flames forward Mikael Backlund is ahead of the game on and off the ice.
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Edmonton to lift state of local emergency Friday "We feel comfortable that this is a good step," interim city manager Adam Laughlin told councillors Thursday.
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Alberta reports one more COVID-19 death, 15 new cases Alberta reported one more death from COVID-19 on Thursday and 15 new cases of the illness.
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Impaired drivers could be suspended, fined rather than charged under proposed Alberta law The Alberta government wants to adopt a new way of penalizing impaired drivers that would keep people who have committed less serious offences out of court.
CBC.ca | 8 hours, 29 minutes ago | comment? | recommend

'Right thing to do': Alberta introduces Mental Health Act changes to protect patients' rights The Alberta government plans to amend the Mental Health Act in response to a court decision last year that found existing rules allowed doctors to confine and medicate a Calgary man against his will, in violation of his charter rights.
CBC.ca | 8 hours, 47 minutes ago | comment? | recommend

Latest design of new Prince's Island bridge unveiled A fresh design has been unveiled for a new pedestrian bridge to replace the closed Jaipur Bridge, the busiestlink betweenEau Claire and Prince's Island.
CBC.ca | 9 hours, 11 minutes ago | comment? | recommend

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