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Trump to Canadian plane maker Bombardier: You can't sell in U.S. unless you build in U.S.

U.S. President Donald Trump says Bombardier would no longer be allowed to sell in the U.S. unless ​the Montreal-based airplane company starts manufacturing in the states.

Elks erase 18-point deficit, beat Stampeders 38-28 in Calgary on Labour Day

The Edmonton Elks scored 24 points in the last 10 minutes of the game for a third straight victory.

Parents are pushing back on classroom screen time in a 'techlash' over too much technology in schools

A pushback is emerging against screen time in school and tech tools woven into education today, with some parents linking it to a range of woes, from waning student attention spans to data breaches that put student privacy at risk.

Alberta separatist leader Rath faces $109M debt claim from US investors 

An American litigation funder is threatening to call in more than $100 million in alleged debt from Alberta separatist leader and lawyer Jeffrey Rath and his firm

Ottawa's dollar-for-dollar tariffs on U.S. goods take effect

‘I need to know’: Alberta man retraces his steps after traumatic brain injury, waking from coma

When Stan Dworkowski awoke from an eight-day coma with 24 broken ribs and a fractured skull, he could not recall his own age or the faces of his closest friends. He is now retracing his steps, hoping to piece together the hours before he was injured.

Alberta gets federal approval to test birth control vaccine on wild horses

The Alberta government will work with the Wild Horses of Alberta Society to use contraception for horse population control this fall, with Health Canada granting a research authorization for a birth control vaccine in August.

Canada's new tariffs: Are small businesses 'cannon fodder' in the trade war?

Experts say Canada's new tariffs will have an outsized impact on the country's small and medium-sized businesses, with few consequences for individual consumers.

Not all schools stock epinephrine devices. Food Allergy Canada wants that to change

Food Allergy Canada says Alberta is the only province that legislates all schools to stock epinephrine devices that aren't designated for a particular student.

Separation making Alberta master of its destiny ‘a fiction,’ business leader says

With fewer than 45 days to go until the Alberta referendum, a provincial business organization has launched a new initiative intended to make the case for Alberta to remain in Canada.

Bear spotted in Edmonton was likely hungry for a pre-winter meal, experts say

A black bear has been spotted roaming the streets of northwest Edmonton and experts say the animal was probably simply in search of a pre-winter picnic in the city.

Alberta landowners launch legal challenge over amount of money collected to clean up orphan wells

A group of landowners and landowners’ rights groups have filed legal action against the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER), arguing that the agency is undercharging oil and gas companies for the handling of orphan wells, which in turn extends the amount of time it will take to clean them up.

Alberta landowners challenge ‘chronic underfunding’ for orphan well cleanup

Landowners are going to court over what they allege is the Alberta Energy Regulator's failure to fund the cleanup of oil and gas sites with no company responsible for them.

Black bear wanders through Edmonton neighbourhoods overnight

Some north Edmonton residents woke to some unusual surveillance camera notifications: a black bear, wandering the streets of the Cumberland and Canossa neighbourhoods overnight.

City councillor apologetic but unrepentant over leaking Calgary budget documents

Calgary city councillors have been told they can’t do anything to sanction Landon Johnston for the leak, because law changes by the provincial government took that power away.

Choose Canada, businesses urge Albertans ahead of ‘risky gamble’ referendum

The Business Council of Alberta is joining the chorus of other groups who warn a vote to quit Canada will create massive uncertainty, putting jobs and the economy at risk.

Surface Green Line LRT route in downtown Calgary endorsed by city committee

The surface alignment for the Green Line LRT through Calgary's downtown core chosen by a city committee was the only option that fell within the project's available budget.

NAIT breaks ground on Advanced Skills Centre, adding 5,500 student spaces

The Advanced Skills Centre will have 29 programs teaching construction, transportation, manufacturing and energy — increasing NAIT's capacity to more than 15,000 students a year.