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Rachel Notley may be luring voters toward NDP — but not many United Conservatives

In nabbing former MLA Blake Pedersen's endorsement, the New Democrats claimed one of the most well-travelled political animals in Alberta.He was elected in 2012 as a Wildrose MLA in Medicine…

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Old Montreal fire that killed 7 now investigated as homicide, police say

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Rachel Notley may be luring voters toward NDP — but not many United Conservatives

Scientists discover rare fungus that infects and takes over the bodies of spiders

Old Montreal fire that killed 7 now investigated as homicide, police say