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Banff sets transit records as visitors leave cars at home or in the town’s parking lots

Traffic is an endless headache for those living in the resort town of Banff — and a frustrating reality for those who visit the mountains vying for parking near attractions like the hot springs or gondola. This summer, the town tested a lane reversal over the Bow River Bridge leading …

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Heat warnings cover most of B.C. as records set and risk of heat stress rises

Ongoing heat warnings cover most of British Columbia, and Environment Canada says the sweltering conditions have toppled more than a dozen daily temperature records. Fourteen records were set around the province on Tuesday, from Prince Rupert to Bella Bella, Ashcroft and across the Fraser Valley and South Coast. The oldest …

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Court documents allege MLA conducted ‘brute force attack’ on Alberta vaccine records site

Court documents obtained by CBC News show that at least until March 31, 2022, the RCMP were pursuing a criminal charge against MLA Thomas Dang.  Dang was the target of a months-long investigation conducted by the RCMP cybercrime investigation team after police were alerted to a September 2021 attempt to hack into …

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Canada’s jobs market is setting records. So why are people talking about a recession?

Canada’s unemployment rate has never been this low. Employers are adding jobs and hiring what few workers haven’t already been gobbled up. GDP growth in Canada is also better than any other G7 country. Yet the economic narrative in this country is dominated by doom and gloom. In fact, results from …

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Decades-old migration records fall as newcomers by the thousands settle in New Brunswick

Record international immigration and an historic movement of people from Ontario were the two major factors tipping New Brunswick population over 800,000 earlier this year, new estimates show. In March, Statistics Canada’s “real time” population clock for New Brunswick struck the 800,000 mark, which was seized on by Premier Blaine …

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Inquiry records shed light on why RCMP didn’t inform the public about N.S. mass shooting

Public inquiry documents are shedding light on the internal discussions RCMP officers had about what information they should share with the public about the unfolding active shooter situation in Nova Scotia in 2020.  They also show that on April 19, amid the realization the gunman was at large and on …

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