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RCMP boss responds to watchdog report about alleged spying on anti-oil protesters

RCMP boss responds to watchdog report about alleged spying on anti-oil protesters

The association lodged a complaint in February 2014 with the complaints commission, saying the RCMP improperly collected and shared information about people and groups who peacefully opposed the planned Northern Gateway pipeline project and attended National Energy Board meetings.
GM to recall 7M vehicles globally to replace Takata air bags

GM to recall 7M vehicles globally to replace Takata air bags

GM says it will not fight the decision, even though it believes the vehicles are safe.
BC Ferries' viral mask signs make it to the Late Late Show screen (VIDEO)

BC Ferries' viral mask signs make it to the Late Late Show screen (VIDEO)

 "I mean, talk about graphic design," quipped host James Corden.
Alberta Liberal Party says leader, David Khan, stepping down to accept new job in law

Alberta Liberal Party says leader, David Khan, stepping down to accept new job in law

A lawyer specializing in Indigenous rights and land-claims litigation, Khan won the party's leadership in 2017.
The province’s gambit: Alberta group touts hydrogen economy as ‘step’ to net-zero world

The province’s gambit: Alberta group touts hydrogen economy as ‘step’ to net-zero world

The province produces about 5.4 kilotonnes of hydrogen gas per day.
Task force reports on safe summer reopening of Banff’s economy

Task force reports on safe summer reopening of Banff’s economy

“We know we’re not out of the woods yet. We’re wanting to continue to support safety measures and keeping people safe, and remain welcoming and open.”
Former Okotokian over the top to make prestigious list

Former Okotokian over the top to make prestigious list

Holy Trinity Academy grad Dayle Sheehan named to Avenue Magazine's Top 40 under 40
Won't talk about money

Won't talk about money

Canadians would rather see doctor, get a root canal, than talk about their finances
COVID-19 has pretty much erased pay raises for workers, says report

COVID-19 has pretty much erased pay raises for workers, says report

Many organizations were forced to reduce employee headcounts, implement hiring freezes and decrease salary-increase budgets.
Festive greenery in and around the home

Festive greenery in and around the home

Gardening expert digs in on Christmas florals and tree alternatives, indoor plants and more
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