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PORTLAND, Ore. - A jury delivered an extraordinary blow to the government Thursday in a long-running battle over the use of public lands when it acquitted all seven defendants involved in the armed oc...
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STIRLING – An information session on a proposed wind farm slated for just east of Stirling brought out about 40 concerned area residents Tuesday night. The residents, two MLA’s and members...
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LETHBRIDGE – Nearly a month after a 25-year old Lethbridge woman was brutally attacked and sexually assaulted while on her way to work, she has finally been moved out of the Intensive Care Unit ...
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OKOTOKS, Alta. - Skip Mark Nichols and Team Gushue are undefeated through nine draws at the Masters Grand Slam of Curling tournament after beating Glenn Howard 7-4 on Thursday night. Nichols, who is f...
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VANCOUVER - After a perfect start to the regular season, a couple of familiar warts are starting to pop up on the Vancouver Canucks. The club that finished 29th in goals in 2015-16 sits last in the NH...
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TORONTO - Jared Sullinger was supposed to be making his Raptors regular-season debut Wednesday night. Instead he was hobbling around on a huge cast. The power forward and Toronto’s key acquisiti...
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Ex-Rep. Gary Condit, once suspected in the disappearance of intern Chandra Levy, says he co-authored a new book about the case to tell his side of the story. Condit appeared Thursday on the “Dr....
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KHAZER, Iraq - Iraqi forces explored a network of tunnels and uncovered a bomb-making facility on Thursday in a village near Mosul that was recently retaken from the Islamic State group, offering a gl...
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Highlights from the news file for Thursday, Oct. 27 TRUDEAU NAMES NINE TO SENATE: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau named nine new, non-partisan senators to the Senate Thursday. The five women and four me...
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LETHBRIDGE – Racial tensions were the focus of a well-attended SACPA (Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs) session Thursday afternoon. Dr. Jo-Anne Fiske, a professor in the department of ...
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