H1N1 vaccination clinics in Calgary started turning people away Saturday morning after thousands lined up for swine flu shots.

The body of Sapper Steven Marshall began its journey home Saturday after a ramp ceremony at Kandahar Airfield in Afghanistan.

A former Edmonton soldier says he feels as if he's been released from a nightmare after being acquitted Friday on sexual assault charges following an earlier conviction.

A woman who was sexually assaulted in her Belgravia, Alta., home earlier this week is urging other women not to be afraid.

Alberta health officials pleaded with people who are at low risk of complications from swine flu to stay away from vaccination clinics as supplies to the province dwindle.

A $100,000 donation from a Calgary businessman will pay for hundreds of white crosses on Memorial Drive in honour of fallen soldiers through the decades.

Speedskaters from across Canada and around the world are concerned about training in the same Calgary facility where crowds are lined up for swine flu shots.

People wanting the swine flu vaccine in Calgary were being turned away as the clinics in Alberta's two biggest cities closed early on Friday.

Better signage is needed on Deerfoot Trail and city pathways to help guide emergency crews, says a Calgary alderman.

Patrick Clayton, accused of taking nine people hostage Oct. 21 at offices of the Alberta Worker's Compensation Board, made a second brief Edmonton court appearance Friday.

The body of a Calgary fisherman has been found in southern Alberta's Police Outpost Lake.

Assessment clinics were to open Friday to aid the province's overwhelmed health system deal with swine flu.

Fewer doses of the H1N1 vaccine will be available to the provinces next week, federal authorities say.