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22nd annual Project Red Ribbon launches in Calgary
Special guests gather to tie red ribbons on emergency response vehicles to launch MADD Canada's annual holiday campaign to promote sober driving.
Doc's dire warning comes amid new H1N1 deaths
As four more H1N1 deaths were confirmed in Alberta, the nation's top doctor said the virus is rapidly spreading in the West, with death and hospitalization rates three times greater than a week ago.
Canadian Muslim group says Fort Hood massacre shouldn't be linked to religion
Calgary cement truck driver appeals sentence for killing five
Cement truck driver Daniel Tschetter arrived at the Calgary Courts Centre surrounded by family for the sentencing in his homicide case in Calgary on October 7, 2009.
New festival director at Calgary's queer film fest
Fairytales' new festival director, Jessica Dollard. Fairytales Film Festival is a cultural anchor for Calgary's queer community.
MPs vote to repeal long-gun registry
Inspector Ray Robitaille displays a rifle, at a show on Nov. 3, 2009 in Calgary after busting a drug trafficking ring that turned up drugs, cash and various weapons.
Calgary police arrest eight in three separate drug busts
Calgary police announced the arrests of eight people after wrapping up three drug investigations.
West Village project rises from ashes of World's Fair bid
Expo 2017 is dead -- long live the West Village. And so Calgary's city council can hold its collective head high for avoiding a massive public debt, while retaining the renewal and re-development that is the expected legacy of a major event like the World's Fair.
Best prescription while waiting for swine-flu shot? Common sense, say experts
A dose of the coveted H1N1 vaccine is likely still weeks away for most Canadians, but there's a host of familiar common-sense strategies people can employ to help keep themselves healthy in the meantime, experts say.
Northern leg of Calgary ring road opens
Construction began on the northeast ring road in 2007. This shot looks southeast at work on Deerfoot Trail this summer.
Calgary and Edmonton clinics to look at people who show signs of the flu
Special clinics are being set up in Calgary and Edmonton to assess and treat people who are showing signs of the flu.
Calgary's north ring road opening Monday
Premier Ed Stelmach will officially open Calgarya s northeast ring road and the remainder of the northwest section Monday morning, giving the city 26 new kilometres of free-flow highway, the government confirmed today.
Four-time lotto winner predicts he will prevail in ticket dispute
Calgary police warn Edmontonians fugitive sex-offender may be in area
Here is of Dean Robert Zimmerman, convicted high-risk sex offender who is on the lam.
Provinces get less H1N1 vaccine next week
A registered nurse displays a sign as thousands of people wait in line for hours to receive their H1N1 flu vaccine at the North York Civic Centre in Toronto on Thursday.
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Friday, October 30, 2009 Front Desk Assistant - St. Mary's University College Library - Calgary, AB Employer: St Mary's University College Library Position Title: Front Desk Assistant Reports To: Head of Access Services Hours of Work: Approximately 15 hours/ week Pay Rate: $11.50 / hr.
Big carriers continue assault on Globalive
Globalive chairman Anthony Lacavera said he is confident the organizational changes his company has made will "satisfy the CRTC." Canada's three big cellphone companies continued their assault yesterday on the ownership structure of newcomer Globalive Wireless Corp., charging that amendments the startup has made to appease foreign-ownership ...
To vaccinate or not? Healthy adults debate swine flu shot
Home : Top Stories : To vaccinate or not? Healthy adults debate swine flu shot To vaccinate or not? Healthy adults debate swine flu shot Viewer CTV News Channel: Dr.
Home invasion victim escapes through window
The police tactical unit surrounds a northwest Calgary home after a resident is injured by two intruders and flees.