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Could ‘The Boss’ be euthanized? Parks Canada addresses plans for Bear 122 (opens the original)
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The Boss, one of Banff’s best-known bears, has roamed the Bow Valley for decades — but as he advances in age, what does his future hold? Bear 122 is believed to be in his mid-to-late 20s and the lifespan for a wild grizzly is an average of 20-25 years. Parks Canada wildlife ecologist David Laskin says just because The Boss is legendary, it doesn’t mean he gets special treatment. “He’s no different than any other grizzly bear in the park,” Laskin said. “We use a suite of proactive management tool
Driver who sped from police, causing crash that killed girl sentenced to 10 years (opens the original)
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The man who plead guilty to killing a 9-year-old girl in a 2024 Boxing Day crash was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday. Dressed in a blue jump suit, 32-year-old Duane Nepoose was read his sentence by Court of King’s Bench Justice Indra Maharaj. “From the Crown’s perspective, I’m satisfied with the sentence,” said Crown prosecutor, Todd Buziak. “This was a long emotional matter for the family.” Buziak says the family is also satisfied with the sentencing, as many were in the court room dur
Calgary 4-year-old scores 160 on IQ test, accepted into Mensa (opens the original)
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Calgarian Ali Aldalawy was four years old when he scored 160 on his IQ test, ranking him in the top 0.1 per cent of kids his age. Now five, Aldalawy says he enjoys math and reading. “He is also very loud, creative, funny and curious,” said his brother Omar. During an interview with CTV News, Aldalawy was able to name dozens of countries when shown their flags. His mother Alaa Hassan says she was incredibly proud when she learned of her son’s high IQ, following a test he took from a registered ps
Alberta leads Canada in gender pay gap (opens the original)
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Women in Alberta earn 64 cents for every dollar men make annually, according to a report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA). The report also examined weekly earnings, finding women in Alberta make 71 cents for every dollar earned by men, compared with 80 cents nationally. “On both those measures, Alberta has been at the bottom of the league table for many years,” said Katherine Scott, a senior researcher with the CCPA. “Government has frozen the minimum wage for a long time in
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