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Hundreds report feeling 4.9-magnitude quake centre on B.C. coast

Hundreds report feeling 4.9-magnitude quake centre on B.C. coast

An earthquake measured at magnitude 4.5 was felt in Central Vancouver Island and other parts of the Island on Sunday afternoon.
St. Albert man builds gaming computers for families in need

St. Albert man builds gaming computers for families in need

'Rigz4Kids' a holiday tradition sparked by rekindled love of creating PCs
Hundreds of tonnes of mandarin oranges are wasted in B.C. each year – why?

Hundreds of tonnes of mandarin oranges are wasted in B.C. each year – why?

Around 10% of the holiday citrus is wasted annually, due to overproduction and its sensitivity to degradation, says food recovery expert
Podcast looks for new leads in Saskatoon woman's disappearance

Podcast looks for new leads in Saskatoon woman's disappearance

The SPS-produced podcast series explores the 2015 unsolved disappearance of 32-year-old Kandice Marie Singbeil.
Nakoda Elementary wins CBC national music contest

Nakoda Elementary wins CBC national music contest

The school’s three grade 5 classes came together to cover Drake’s “Passionfruit” for the CBC’s “Music Class Challenge.”
Future of historic Alberta churches destroyed by arson in doubt

Future of historic Alberta churches destroyed by arson in doubt

Community group to meet to determine next step in restoring historic St. Aidan's Church; Historical Society says Pioneer Memorial Church unlikely to be rebuilt
Banff's council considers hiking grant to save heritage buildings

Banff's council considers hiking grant to save heritage buildings

“To lose five buildings over three years is a hard loss for our community."
Sixth death reported in salmonella outbreak linked to tainted cantaloupes

Sixth death reported in salmonella outbreak linked to tainted cantaloupes

The majority of those who became sick were children five-years-old or younger and adults 65 and older
RCMP looking for suspects in Janvier church fire

RCMP looking for suspects in Janvier church fire

Church in Northern Alberta destroyed by Friday night blaze
Opponents cautiously optimistic as clearcut in Kananaskis appears to be on hold

Opponents cautiously optimistic as clearcut in Kananaskis appears to be on hold

“Logging rules in Alberta are pretty antiquated – companies have a lot of sway,” Villeneuve said. “The rules they created 60 years ago are probably not sound, scientifically.”
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