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Home field advantage? Cold, heavy snow await Canada and Mexico in Edmonton

Home field advantage? Cold, heavy snow await Canada and Mexico in Edmonton

EDMONTON — Sam Adekugbe grew up in Calgary, and has played pro soccer in Norway, so he knows a few things about having to deal with inclement weather. When asked about the coldest game he ever played in, his memory went back to Scandinavia.
Alberta premier snipes at Trudeau as province signs on to $10-day child-care deal

Alberta premier snipes at Trudeau as province signs on to $10-day child-care deal

EDMONTON — Alberta has signed on to Ottawa’s $10-a-day child-care program, but not before Premier Jason Kenney dismissed the federal contribution as recycled provincial money and accused Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of playing favourites.
Trans Mountain pipeline shut down due to severe rain, flooding in B.C.

Trans Mountain pipeline shut down due to severe rain, flooding in B.C.

CALGARY — The Trans Mountain pipeline has been shut down temporarily due to widespread rains and flooding in British Columbia. Trans Mountain Corp.
Ottawa must consult provinces on emissions cap for oil, gas industry: Alberta premier

Ottawa must consult provinces on emissions cap for oil, gas industry: Alberta premier

OTTAWA — Alberta Premier Jason Kenney warned the federal government on Monday that it must consult with the provinces as Ottawa moves on plans to implement a cap on emissions from the oil and gas sector.
Calgary to invest public dollars in venture capital fund aimed at growing tech sector

Calgary to invest public dollars in venture capital fund aimed at growing tech sector

CALGARY — The City of Calgary says it will invest $6 million into a venture capital fund in an effort to boost the city's growing tech sector.
Alberta child care and Queen Elizabeth's sprained back: In The News for Nov. 15

Alberta child care and Queen Elizabeth's sprained back: In The News for Nov. 15

In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of Nov. 15 ... What we are watching in Canada ...
Alberta now requires vaccine record with QR code for its passport program

Alberta now requires vaccine record with QR code for its passport program

EDMONTON — Alberta residents will now need more than a paper record from a COVID-19 vaccine clinic if they want to sit down at a restaurant, work out at a gym or enter indoor venues like arenas or movie theatres.
WHL Roundup: Hitmen triumph over Tigers in OT on Fiddler-Schultz power-play winner

WHL Roundup: Hitmen triumph over Tigers in OT on Fiddler-Schultz power-play winner

CALGARY — Riley Fiddler-Schultz scored on the power play 3:39 into overtime to lift the Calgary Hitmen over the Medicine Hat Tigers 4-3 in a penalty-filled affair in the Western Hockey League on Sunday.
Edmonton's Nabati Foods racing to bring plant-based 'egg' to global markets

Edmonton's Nabati Foods racing to bring plant-based 'egg' to global markets

CALGARY — You can scramble them, make French toast with them, or fold them into an omelette. You can even bake with Nabati Plant Eggz, as the vegan liquid "egg" product behaves similarly to conventional eggs in muffin, cookie and cake batter.
Scientists say new Alberta trails act threatens already-stressed environment

Scientists say new Alberta trails act threatens already-stressed environment

EDMONTON — Alberta scientists and environmentalists say proposed legislation governing backcountry trails on public lands will thwart efforts to restore nature and add one more stressor to an already overtaxed landscape.
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