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Licensed Canadian sportsbooks braced for first NFL season since Alberta sports betting launch

Alberta has followed Ontario in launching a legalized iGaming market, with dozens of licensed operators now active in time of the NFL kick-off

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Canada hasn’t pulled the gas trigger in Trump’s trade war. What happens if it does?

IN FOCUS: The Great White North has the upper hand when it comes to oil and gas, but experts tell Alex Woodward they hope cooler heads will prevail before the risk of mutually assured economic destruction

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51st state of mind: As Alberta votes on independence, will Trump back separation?

In a few weeks, Albertans will be asked in a referendum whether they want the province to remain in Canada or move toward a second referendum on independence.

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In 1903, 110 million tonnes of rock buried a Canadian town in under 2 minutes; much of it remains buried today

At 4:10 AM on April 29, 1903, the eastern face of Turtle Mountain in southwestern Alberta suddenly broke apart and came crashing down toward the small mining town of Frank below. In less than 2 minutes, an estimated 110 million tonnes of limestone, according to the Frank Slide Interpretive Centre…

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In 1903, 110 million tonnes of rock fell on a sleeping Canadian town in two minutes; even now, part of Frank remains buried beneath the mountain

In 1903, a massive rockslide from Turtle Mountain devastated the town of Frank, Alberta. This catastrophic event remains Canada's deadliest landslide, with many lives tragically lost. The mountain, known for its instability, continues to be monitored by geologists for future risks. Despite the disaster, life in Frank persisted, and the…

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Trump says the US doesn't need Canada. America's economy says otherwise

Despite President Donald Trump’s claim that the United States does not need Canada, both economies remain deeply interdependent. Canadian oil, aluminum, potash, auto parts and electricity power American transport, agriculture, manufacturing and AI infrastructure.

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Trump says the US doesn’t need Canada. The economy says otherwise

President Donald Trump says the United States doesn't need Canada

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‘I love rats but we can’t live with them’: the headache of rising rodent populations around the world

Robert Corrigan has been dealing with the ‘smart’ rodents all his life – and believes there are better solutions to deal with the growing infestation in the world’s cities

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Canada Beyond Niagara: British Columbia, the Rockies, and What Indian Travellers Actually Need to Know

Why the West Gets SkippedThe Toronto-Niagara circuit exists because it's easy to explain to a travel agent and easy to sell as a package. Flights from Mumbai or Delhi land in Toronto. The family WhatsApp group has already been to Niagara. The path of least resistance runs east to west…

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Alberta wants neutrality in classrooms, but what if ‘viewpoints’ are lived experience?

Recent changes to Alberta’s education policies highlight ongoing debates about what can and cannot be taught in classrooms.

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Corus layoffs: Canada’s Global News, Global BC and News 640 hit by fresh job cuts just five months after C$500M debt-restructuring bid as broadcaster faces mounting financial pressure

Corus layoffs global news: Corus Entertainment has confirmed a fresh round of layoffs across its Canadian television and radio operations. The cuts affect Global BC, Global National, News 640 in Toronto and other talk-radio operations. The latest Corus layoffs come five months after the company’s C$500M debt-restructuring bid. A company…

The Economic Times

Find out who your MP is: Canada's Portage College asks protesting Indian students to approach politicians for work permit woes

Canada's Portage College has come up with a new instruction for its students who have been denied a postgraduate work permit by the Canadian government. The college asked the students to find out their local MPs in Canada and approach them, seeking a solution to the situation. This came after…

The Times of India

'Return home': Alberta Premier tells international students without PR to leave Canada when visas expire

Alberta's premier stated study visas are temporary documents for international students. She emphasized that students should return home after their permitted stay ends. This comes as many students protest difficulties in obtaining post-graduation work permits. Some programs at Portage College may have given students unrealistic immigration expectations. Canada is tightening…

The Economic Times

Alberta’s disability benefit overhaul shifts more economic risk onto people with disabilities

On July 1, Alberta began moving most recipients of the Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) to a new program, the Alberta Disability Assistance Program, or ADAP.

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Bizarre Cloud in Canada Claimed as a 'UFO Cloaked Within a Cloud' Trying To 'Scan Human Thoughts'

A dramatic cloud formation over Canmore, Alberta has ignited fresh UFO speculation after a Facebook photo appeared to show a glowing disk hidden within the cloud.

International Business Times UK

Expert Claims Aliens Hide Inside Mountain Clouds to 'Scan the Thoughts of Humans Below' in Photo

A spectacular photograph of a saucer-shaped cloud over Canmore, Alberta, has sparked a wild online debate, with one researcher claiming it hides a cloaked UFO deployed to scan human thoughts.

The Conversation

Independence from Canada could cost Albertans a lot more than it saves them

Alberta’s separation debate has entered a new phase. Elections Alberta recently declared the independence petition successful, with 222,597 verified signatures, above the 177,732 required.

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Why Should You Incorporate In Alberta For Long-Term Growth And Profit?

In most cases, operating a thriving business in Alberta comes to the point where it's time for a change.

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The Conversation

Work-integrated learning: 3 insights for effective policy from Alberta

Educational reforms often begin with a compelling idea. Policymakers identify a problem, develop a policy solution and expect institutions to implement it.

The Times of India

'You need to go home': Canada leader reacts to protesting Indian student of Portage College, says 'our view is that...'

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith reacted to the ongoing protest of the Indian students of Portage College who have been denied a post-graduation work permit and said if their student visas have expired and no work permit, then they have to leave. "Our view is that if you come here as…

The Times of India

Canada recalls Briine Pacific Tide sparkling water in Alberta after 355ml cans begin bulging: Check two affected codes

The Government of Canada has recalled Briine Pacific Tide Sparkling Spring Waterin Alberta after some355 ml canswere found to be bulging. The recall has been issued due tonon-harmful microbial contamination (quality or spoilage). Consumers and retailers have been advised not to use, sell, serve or distribute the affected product and…

The Conversation

Alberta’s proposed West Coast pipeline faces a high-stakes economic test

Alberta submitted a proposed southern route for a new West Coast oil pipeline to the federal Major Projects Office on July 2, and Canada has begun the process to consider listing it as a project of national interest under the Building Canada Act.

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Quote of the day by Pierre Trudeau: 'The state has no business in the bedrooms of the nation' and a pivotal moment for gay rights in Canada

Everett George Klippert was the last person in Canada to be arrested, charged, prosecuted, convicted, and imprisoned for being gay. Klippert was originally from Kindersley, Saskatchewan, and was raised in Calgary, Alberta. In 1965, he was picked up by police for questioning in connection with a case of suspected arson.…

International Business Times UK

Who Pays When a Tornado Destroys Your Campsite? What Travellers Should Know About Insurance

The Alberta tornadoes underscore the importance of reviewing your travel and RV insurance to safeguard against storm damage and financial setbacks during camping trips.

The Times of India

Every winter, Canadian rivers produce giant spinning circles of ice. Scientists now know why

In the colder parts of Canada, winter occasionally produces a sight that seems more suited to a drawing than a river. A large disc of ice appears on the water, almost perfectly round, turning so slowly that its movement is easy to miss. These formations have been reported in places…

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