Former MP Rahim Jaffer guilty of careless driving
After pleading guilty to careless driving and being told by an Ontario judge he should "recognize a break when you see one," former Conservative MP Rahim Jaffer was fined $500 Tuesday.
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Artificial turf recommended for Commonwealth Stadium
The grass field at Commonwealth Stadium will be punted in favour of artificial turf if city council approves.
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About 50 Canadian food companies manufactured snacks and other processed foods made with an ingredient that has been recalled due ...
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British streetwear brand Bench opened its first retail store in Alberta Monday at Southgate Centre.
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It comes too late for H1N1, but not for the next flu outbreak: New Canadian research shows vaccinating healthy children and teens ...
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The City of Edmonton will be looking to local software developers to improve the way information is made available to residents with...
Older men more interested in sex than older women: Study
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Alberta safety officials investigate flagman’s death
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