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• Lisa Shaw: Presenter's death due to complications of Covid vaccine
• Government Database Shows 7,844 Injuries and 181 Deaths Following COVID Vaccine as of Jan. 15 says Children's Health Defense
• Proposed bill pushes back against vaccine mandates in Alabama — ‘I thought slavery ended in 1865’
• Researcher: ‘We Made a Big Mistake’ on COVID-19 Vaccine
• Leaky Blood Vessels: An Unknown Danger of COVID-19 Vaccination
• Regulation or Racket? UK Drug Regulator Never Inspected the Pfizer Vaccine Study Data
• The Dangers of Booster Shots and COVID-19 ‘Vaccines’: Boosting Blood Clots and Leaky Vessels
• The Pfizer mRNA Vaccine: Pharmacokinetics and Toxicity
• Supporting Dr Paul Oosterhuis
• How Big Pharma Uses Fauci and the Media to Murder Americans
• The Vax Is Human Sacrifice – Dr. Zev Zelenko
• Nuremberg 2.0
• Doctors for COVID Ethics
• Research suggests Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine reprograms innate immune responses
• Alberta's UCP government keeps promise to add continuing care beds
• Atco will build its first renewable natural gas facility in Alberta
• Alberta's reopening provides window for more infectious delta variant, experts caution
• Government of Alberta takes 50 per cent stake in Sturgeon Refinery for $825 million
• Alberta indigenous lawyer says she’ll help burn down churches
• Injection of public funds didn’t increase Alberta oil well cleanups, study suggests
• Alberta Government announces several cabinet shuffles
• Varcoe: As oil hits $70, new forecast shows Alberta’s economy primed to lead Canada in growth in 2021 and ’22
• Getting the best deal for Alberta agriculture
• Century Casinos Relaunches Alberta Properties
• Government collaboration supporting the future of Alberta's clean hydrogen sector
• Rapid COVID-19 testing program for Alberta businesses shows promising response
• ATB Financial raises outlook for economic growth in Alberta
• Alberta is open for summer
• GUNTER: Alberta lost expensive gamble on Keystone XL, demise deals big blow to energy sector
• Auditor scolds Alberta over mine cleanup fund, how province handles polluted sites
• Sort, shop and save: Garage sale supports mental health in Central Alberta
• Alberta small business weary with latest restrictions
• Alberta government announces ‘open for summer’ COVID-19 plan to start soon
• Some Edmonton businesses feeling left out from Alberta's latest relaunch plan
• Alberta’s innovation minister wants province to be a “dominant player” in Canadian tech
• City View Green Holdings Inc. and Budd Hutt Inc. Open First Retail Cannabis Store in Morinville, Alberta
• ‘Go west’ is paying off for British maker of plant-based ingredients
• Industrial Heartland eyeing hydrogen future
• Hatching experience for bird nerds: Southern Alberta company planning to expand Canada-wide
• Alberta retailers ready to reopen as aid boosted
• Targeted grants and programs offer support to Alberta businesses
• Government of Canada announces support for Alberta hog producers
• Pandemic raises Alberta small business debt to $21 billion
• COVID-19: Some businesses disappointed by Alberta’s Step 2 reopening plan
• Indigenous Community Business Fund supports Alberta First Nations
• Alberta announces new small business benefit
• Innovative online directory set to connect B2B agriculture businesses in southern Alberta
• Extortionist demanding $1M murdered unconnected Alberta man to prove he meant business, Crown suggests
• ShoutIt.ca: The new free speech social media alternative to Twitter
• Downtown Business Spotlight: Pizza 73
• Lawyer critical of suggestion head of Alberta oil inquiry is biased
• Alberta abandons plan to drop Lougheed-era coal policy -- for now
• Crestpoint grows industrial portfolio through acquisition of 846,000 SF business park in Edmonton, Alberta
• Mining company ponders impact of Alberta restoring coal protection policy
• Scam Phone Calls Promising COVID-19 Vaccinations For A Fee Circulating In Alberta
• ‘The stress is real’: Petition for AJHL to grant extra year of eligibility gains momentum
• An Alberta county drafted big tourism plans. Then came the coal leases
• ‘Anxiety and depression are increasing’: Alberta doctor sees spike in mental health visits
• Alberta animal rescue organization opens first Edmonton facility
• ‘Great locations for northern lights’: Albertans share spectacular shots following bright sky show
• Calgary Stampede CEO Warren Connell dies
• Contract awarded for north Calgary high school; construction to begin in January
• World junior hockey championship to hold Alberta-wide 50/50 each game day
• UCP government plans to expand relaunch grant for more Alberta businesses
• Judge rejects request to suspend Alberta's strict COVID restrictions in order to 'save Christmas'
• Calgary homeless shelters adapt holiday services to keep spirit alive amid pandemic
• Visitors urged to plan ahead before visiting Banff National Park and stay out of townsite
• Alberta government won't close or delist provincial parks
• Indigenous tourism in Alberta sees opportunity in wellness, survivalist sectors
• Canmore junior hockey coach suspended, fined following news interviews about team outbreak
• Analysis: Renewables are key to Alberta’s energy future
• Calgary airbrush artist hoping to make a big splash in the NHL
• Calgary figure skater shares passion for skating in viral video
• Alberta minister wants Metis settlements to control own destiny, says no to another long-term funding agreement
• Single Albertans can go to one gathering during the holidays: Kenney
• Auto insurance companies in Alberta will save a bundle thanks to COVID-19
• Calgary Stampede CEO Warren Connell dies
• Live and online, Calgary Christmas Eve church services still on
• Alberta slightly loosens holiday visitations amid falling case numbers
• Alberta government says no parks to close after partnerships found
• Alberta NDP calls for business support to be expanded to newer startups
• McIver says Green Line 'not approved' in current state, asks city to rethink procurement
• Alberta small businesses desperately seek rent relief
• Low vitamin K levels associated with disability and mobility limitations in the elderly
• Understanding the dangers of bisphenol (and how you can avoid it)
• Foreign student and worker exploitation highlighted in Calgary petition
• Yoko Ono exhibit, massive lunar model highlight Contemporary Calgary's first seaso
• Firefighters partner with Santa Claus to deliver toys to Calgary kids
• Nelson: City consultants a shell game to dupe taxpayers
• The show must go on! Attendance at Calgary theatres booming
• Calgary woman joins class-action lawsuit against Hyundai
• Moody’s downgrades Alberta's credit rating, citing the provinces’ continued dependence on oil
• Trudeau throne speech "disappointment" to Alberta, Saskatchewan: Scheer
• Alberta legislature sitting wraps up with 16 bills delivered, much controversy
• Halliburton to suspend cementing operations in Alberta
• Alberta's economic outlook turns sour amid a credit downgrade, muted energy spending
• Alberta 'Fair Deal Panel' starts public town hall meetings in Edmonton
• Alberta students best in Canada at reading, science, international test results show
• 'A fair deal for Alberta': Premier Kenney heading to Ottawa

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