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Three injured in separate Calgary pedestrian collisions (opens the original)
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Two unrelated pedestrian collisions involving vehicles moving backwards in Calgary have left three people injured, including two who were initially reported to have serious or life-threatening injuries. The first collision happened Thursday afternoon in the community of Cedarbrae, when a parked vehicle began rolling backwards in the 0-100 block of Cedardale Hill S.W. and struck a person, knocking them to the ground. The victim was initially transported to hospital with life-threatening injuries,
'Can't do one-size-fits-all': Indigenous Policing Summit highlights need for community input (opens the original)
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Indigenous policing leaders are calling for changes to the way policing is delivered in Indigenous communities, but say community members cannot be left out of deciding what change looks like. The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police Indigenous Policing Summit brought police leaders, Indigenous policing and justice partners, government officials and others together near Calgary on Monday and Tuesday to discuss how recommendations and lessons from the past can be turned into action. For Insp.
Needleworm infestation discolouring Banff’s picturesque larch trees (opens the original)
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Larch season is underway in Banff National Park, but an infestation of native moths is changing what some popular hiking areas will look like this fall. Larch needleworm, scientifically named Zeiraphera improbana, is a species of moth native to North America. The moths’ caterpillars feed on larch needles, causing affected trees to appear reddish-brown, scorched or sparse instead of their normal golden-yellow colour. Larches are one of the few coniferous trees in the Rockies that lose their needl
Calgary family honours late daughter’s legacy through fundraiser birthday celebration (opens the original)
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Family, friends and community members gathered in Inglewood on Sunday to celebrate what would have been Evelyn Roy’s 18th birthday, continuing a tradition that began after her death and has grown into a fundraiser for children undergoing cancer treatment. Evelyn died when she was 11 after battling Stage 4 neuroblastoma, a type of cancer that develops in immature nerve tissue. The annual celebration at Campland included music, dancing, sweet treats, lemonade and opportunities to donate to RadFlix
Calgary organizations support families with back-to-school costs (opens the original)
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For Calgary-area families struggling to make ends meet, a new school year can bring a new round of expenses — but local organizations are working to ease the financial burden. Back-to-school costs can extend well beyond notebooks and pencils, with a growing number of families feeling the financial crunch of expenses for clothing, shoes, transportation, food and school fees. The Markin K Kossowski Foundation For Hope partnered with Tsuut’ina Nation on a new back-to-school event on Friday at the S
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