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Small plane forced to land on Trans-Canada Highway west of Banff (opens the original)
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Motorists on the Trans-Canada Highway near Banff were greeted by the unlikely sight of a small plane parked on the pavement Tuesday afternoon. A video shared on social media showed the small white single-propeller plane stopped on the shoulder near a wildlife overpass with two men seen working on the aircraft. “The plane had to do a forced landing,” said Alberta RCMP Cpl. Gina Slaney. “The pilot is looking to fix whatever was wrong. It was something mechanical, they believe.” There were no injur
Two dead after plane crash in Kananaskis Country (opens the original)
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Two people are dead after a small plane crashed in Kananaskis Country on Saturday. The incident involved a Cirrus SR22, which left Springbank around 8:50 a.m. en route to Campbell River, B.C., said Liam MacDonald, a spokesperson for the Transportation Safety Board of Canada. The crash occurred near Mount McDougall, about 56 kilometres southwest of Springbank Airport, around 9:15 a.m. RCMP Cpl. Matthew Howell said the two people on board were declared dead. Your weekday lunchtime roundup of curat
Leong: Unrealized promises about Cowboys Park plain for all to see (opens the original)
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The failed promises surrounding community access to what was previously known as Millennium Park can be plainly seen on its expanded basketball courts. You’d be forgiven for missing them: they’re hard to spot because they don’t have any nets. At least that’s how things were when I wandered around there over the last two weekends. Through the course of this year, I’ve seen the basketball courts used more often as a parking space for people working on construction projects there or making preparat
Leong: Where there's smoke, there's a needless political firestorm (opens the original)
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Wildfire smoke has been visiting Alberta over the past few days and with wildfires continuing to burn around us in places near and far, the acrid haze that’s become a staple of summer may yet make a return. While the latest smoke forecasts show the next influx will likely be coming from fires burning in northern Canada, some of the previous plumes may have originated from conflagrations consuming forests in Washington and Oregon states. Cross-border smoke is nothing new, sadly, and most people j
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