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The polar vortex gripping Calgary continued to wreak havoc on the city on the weekend.

Calgary mayors past and present were among mourners bidding farewell to 30-year city councillor Dale Hodges.

Frigid conditions has led to the temporary shutdown of an emergency unit and impacted diagnostic procedures at another Calgary facility.

Some fear the controversy will hurt the party’s ambitions to make inroads with nonwhite voters who may be repelled by minimizing the historical atrocity of slavery

Albertans are asked to conserve power to avoid rolling power blackouts Saturday as the extreme cold weather putting stress on the grid.

DES MOINES — Throughout the first week of the Iowa Legislature’s 2024 session, signs — literal and metaphorical — that the Republican Party’s Jan. 15 first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses are approaching

Despite a frigid forecast after days of heavy snow, Iowa Republican officials say they expect big numbers at Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses on Monday, Jan. 15.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- As Republicans make their case for the future, they keep getting stuck on the past.

With the first primaries of the 2024 election just around the corner, Republican candidates are stuck on the past as the divided party confronts race issues of the present and

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