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Alberta open to talks on electricity dispute, but says consumers to be protected

Alberta's deputy premier says the province is open to negotiating an out-of-court deal to resolve a potential $2-billion power dispute with private operators. More 11:36 AM ET

• Analysis Experts explain the story behind Alberta's power purchase legal action Jul 27
• Backlash grows against Alberta's power lawsuit Aug 02

When reporting sexual assault on public transit, time is of the essence

Security cameras are ubiquitous on public transit across the country, but when it comes to using them to investigate sexual harassment or assault, what they record is often gone before it can be used. More 5:00 AM ET video

• Ontario privacy chief gives green light to TTC surveillance plans Mar 03
• 'Harassment on TransLink' website lets victims speak out Oct 24 video

No English at home: Nunavut parents go to great lengths to teach children Inuktitut

Frustrated with the Inuktitut language stream in Nunavut’s schools, some parents are taking it upon themselves to teach their kids the Inuit language at home. More 1:41 PM ET

• Nunavut seeks input on Education Act changes Jun 13
• Nunavut's Education Act report a step backwards, says languages commissioner Nov 16

Quebec beluga whales now officially listed as endangered

The federal government has followed through on its promise to strengthen protection for beluga whales in the St. Lawrence Estuary by bumping up its status on the endangered species list. More Sep 03

• Are Quebec's rivers getting too loud for belugas? Jul 31
• Ottawa strengthens protections for beluga whales in St. Lawrence Estuary May 17