Bill Kaufmann
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Hunters shot grizzly that charged them, bear believed to still be alive (opens the original)
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A pair of hunters charged by grizzly bears west of Edmonton probably shot one of the the animals, say provincial officials. On Sept 17, the elk hunters came across a grizzly sow and two cubs near Cadomin, about 450 km northwest of Calgary, said Public Safety and Emergency Services (PSES). “The hunters reported encountering a grizzly sow and two sub-adult cubs while hunting on foot,” PSES said in an email. “About an hour later, one of the cubs ran toward the hunters, followed by the sow, which ch
Fight against proposed concrete plant may not be over, say Cochrane residents (opens the original)
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Cochrane residents say their victory in a battle against a proposed concrete production plant operating near neighbourhoods may not be the last word. A week ago, the Cochrane Planning Commission unanimously rejected a plan by German multinational Heidelberg Materials to set up a concrete batch plant in the middle of its existing gravel quarry along the Bow River on the town’s east side. The commission cited unresolved concerns over air quality and traffic issues, but the project’s opponents say
'Shocking': Former Calgary police officer appeals dismissal over sexual misconduct (opens the original)
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A former city police officer fired for sexual misconduct was unfairly dismissed in a decision that overlooked the complainant’s lies, a lawyer told a panel hearing his appeal of the decision Tuesday. Const. Michael Oakey was dismissed from the Calgary Police Service last January after it was determined he agreed to help the female complainant — known as A.A. — with a job application to join the force in exchange for sex in 2018. He’d been demoted in 2024 for a year over sharing an intimate video
Deadly summer for hikers in the Rockies (opens the original)
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The urge to bag peaks in the Rockies west of Calgary has come at a high cost this past summer, with seven people losing their lives to treacherous terrain and even the elements. A springtime rife with close calls and edgy rescues foreshadowed what was to come. Steve Holeczi said a small knot of backcountry adventurers who’d headed into the high alpine wilderness north of Lake Louise needed to be rescued in conditions that were hazardous. A spring storm had descended on the party and darkness had
New Airdrie health-care centre to focus on maternity, surgeries (opens the original)
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It may not be the full-service hospital Airdrie residents have been seeking for years, but the fast-growing city just north of Calgary will be receiving a health-care centre focused on surgeries, urgent care and maternity. On Monday, Premier Danielle Smith and other dignitaries announced the centre, the first phase of which will comprise 300,000 square feet and open in 2031. The new facilities, to be operated by non-profit Covenant Health, will mean Airdrie residents won’t have to travel to Calg
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