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Syncrude duck pictures not seen by Stelmach
Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach said Monday he has not seen pictures of oil-soaked ducks dying and struggling on a lake that have been shown at the trial into environmental charges against Syncrude.9Mar/10Off
Downtown apartment fire pegged at $3.5M
The damage estimate for a downtown apartment fire is pegged at $3.5 million.9Mar/10Off
Control efforts underway for well blowout near Hythe
It's been about two weeks since a gas well blew, and has been on fire near Hythe, Alta. Specialists are now moving in to regain control of the area in an attempt to extinguish the fire.9Mar/10Off
Visible minorities to make up 1/3 of population by 2031
The next generation of Canadians could be comprised of nearly one-third visible minorities according to new projections from Statistics Canada, which also suggest that the majority of immigrants will continue to make their homes in large urban centres.9Mar/10Off
Parents, students gather to save school from closing
Parents and students of McCauley School gathered Monday night hoping to save their school from permanent closure. The group is rallying behind the 100-year-old building, trying to convince public school board officials to keep it open.9Mar/10Off
Minorities more likely to suffer from Alzheimer’s: report
Minorities are at significantly higher risk for developing Alzheimer's disease, finds a new report from the Alzheimer's Association in the U.S. that has implications for minorities in Canada as well.9Mar/10Off
Jean arrives in family’s hometown in Haiti
Gov.-Gen. Michaelle Jean arrived in her family's hometown in Haiti Tuesday, meeting with Canadian soldiers and thanking them for their efforts in the earthquake-devastated country.9Mar/10Off