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Manitoba party leaders talk affordability ahead of Oct 3 election - Winnipeg

In separate interviews, leaders for the Progressive Conservatives, Liberals and NDPs pitched their ideas on making life more affordable if their party formed government.

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Alberta investing $335 million in paving projects

The Government of Alberta is investing $335 million into paving projects to keep the province’s highways smooth.

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Paving projects ensure a smooth road ahead

Alberta’s government is investing $335 million to keep Alberta’s highways smooth and safe.

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Alberta s move over rules to protect roadside workers start Sept 1

Alberta s new "move over" road rules starting Sept. 1 will require drivers in the lane closest to any stopped roadside worker vehicle with lights flashing to slow down to 60 km/h or lower if posted as such.

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Alberta s new rules to protect roadside workers start Sept 1

Drivers in the lane closest to any stopped roadside worker vehicle with lights flashing will be required to slow down to 60 km/h

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