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How fire ready is Edmonton? What Canada’s largest urban park means for wildfire risk

By Icanada Aug 13, 2024 #alberta #Breaking News #calgary #CBC | Canada News #news

A bridge hovers over the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton on a calm summer day.

Ecologists say Edmonton’s population, resources and types of trees make it less vulnerable to a fast-moving wildfire.

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How would you rebrand these boring climate terms?

Icanada Nov 22, 2024

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Justin Trudeau tries to find a cure for ‘inflationitis’

Icanada Nov 22, 2024

Alberta Calgary icanada news

His son’s brain was damaged by E. coli. Now someone is exploiting their story to sell a questionable product

Icanada Nov 22, 2024

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Alberta Calgary icanada news

How would you rebrand these boring climate terms?

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Justin Trudeau tries to find a cure for ‘inflationitis’

Alberta Calgary icanada news

His son’s brain was damaged by E. coli. Now someone is exploiting their story to sell a questionable product

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Will the Canadian dollar slip below 70 cents US?