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'Absolutely terrifying:' Family faced big medical bill despite travel insurance

'Absolutely terrifying:' Family faced big medical bill despite travel insurance

CALGARY — The family of a father who fell ill following a hiking trip to Spain to memorialize his soldier son says they were faced with a massive medical bill — despite having travel insurance.
C'est la vie: Canadian energy producer accepts French drilling ban with a shrug

C'est la vie: Canadian energy producer accepts French drilling ban with a shrug

CALGARY — The traditional 20th anniversary present is china but Canada's Vermilion Energy Inc.
'Where is she buried?' Government prepares database on Inuit tuberculosis graves

'Where is she buried?' Government prepares database on Inuit tuberculosis graves

Jack Anawak was eight years old in 1956, the year the doctors came to his family's home in their tiny Arctic community and took his mother south to treat her tuberculosis. Two years later, she died in hospital and was buried, somewhere.
Waterton forest will renew after wildfire, but it will take decades: Experts

Waterton forest will renew after wildfire, but it will take decades: Experts

WATERTON, Alta. — Lockey Craig figures he'll be long gone by the time Waterton Lakes National Park returns to its former beauty.

Most people seeking euthanasia in Nova Scotia in early 2017 didn't get it:agency

HALIFAX — Nearly two-thirds of Nova Scotians seeking assisted suicide in the first six months of 2017 did not receive a lethal injection, with doctors saying the province's system is short of available physicians and payments are low.
High stakes as U.S. Commerce Department set to rule on Boeing, Bombardier

High stakes as U.S. Commerce Department set to rule on Boeing, Bombardier

OTTAWA — Politicians, defence officials and Canada's aerospace industry have Monday circled on their calendars as the date to watch in Boeing's ongoing trade dogfight with Montreal-based Bombardier.
B.C. municipalities eager for finance-reform breakthrough under new government

B.C. municipalities eager for finance-reform breakthrough under new government

VANCOUVER — A years-long crusade to get big money out of British Columbia's municipal elections may finally make headway now that a new provincial government is overhauling its own reputation as the campaign finance ne'er-do-well of the western world
Legal cannabis tops packed agenda at annual meeting of B.C.'s municipal leaders

Legal cannabis tops packed agenda at annual meeting of B.C.'s municipal leaders

VANCOUVER — Municipalities in British Columbia are clamouring to have a say in the marijuana policies they believe will fall largely on their shoulders to enforce when pot becomes legal next summer. Vancouver Coun.

One winning ticket for Saturday night's $5 million Lotto 649 jackpot

TORONTO — Saturday night's $5 million Lotto 649 draw was claimed by a ticket sold in Ontario. And the guaranteed $1 million prize went to a ticket holder in Quebec. The jackpot for the next draw on Sept. 27 will again be approximately $5 million.

Site C dam project draws criticism at Vancouver public input session

VANCOUVER — An American energy consultant told the BC Utilities Commission that the Site C hydroelectric dam currently under construction in the northeast region of the province doesn't make sense from an economic or energy production perspective.
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