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Christ the Redeemer School Division: Weather Advisory – February 7, 2018
Environment Canada is predicting a heavy snowfall in southern Alberta tonight and into tomorrow. CTR Catholic will continue to closely monitor the forecast. We will report any transportation delays or cancellations on our Facebook page and our website as early as 6:30am tomorrow morning. Check back for up-to-date information regarding the status of your child’s…
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Alberta Travellers’ Advisory: Severe Weather Forecast for the West and South
Albertans may want to reconsider travel plans with heavy snow and high winds forecast. Areas of western and southern Alberta are under heavy snowfall and winter storm warnings or storm watches. Accumulations of up to 35 centimetres are expected in some areas – in some cases accompanied by high winds. The adverse weather is forecast…
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Kids! February is RCMP Name the Puppy Month
Again this year, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) needs help naming the puppies that will become Canada’s future RCMP police service dogs. We are asking Canadian children to choose the names of 13 German shepherd puppies that will be born at the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre (PDSTC) in Innisfail, Alberta, throughout the year. The…
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Saving Ms. Christa
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Texting While Driving: It Can Wait
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On-It: Calgary Regional Partnership’s Legacy
CALGARY, AB – Colleen Shepherd, Executive Director, Calgary Regional Partnership (CRP) and Jonathan Weal, Regional Director, SOUTHLAND Transportation Ltd. are pleased to announce SOUTHLAND has agreed to take over ownership and management of the On-It Regional Transit system from CRP effective February 28, 2018. “I am absolutely thrilled On-It will become a legacy of the collaborative,…
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Veterinarians Caution: Medical Marijuana Exposure in Pets
Marijuana has been prominent in pet news recently due to the rise of medical marijuana use in people. It is important for you to know about these products since the probability of your pet becoming exposed is increasing. The effects of using medical marijuana in pets is not well studied to date. It appears dogs…
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Housing Market Déjà Vu in January
As expected, Calgary sales activity similar to last year Calgary – The new year opened predictably, with monthly figures close to the Januarys of the past three years. With new mortgage rules and rates officially in effect, sales activity in January remained comparable to last year, as rising sales for attached properties were not enough to…
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B.C. NDP Attacks Alberta Economy Again
EDMONTON, AB: January 31st, the United Conservatives responded to an “emergency” NDP cabinet meeting held to deal with a report that British Columbia’s NDP government plans to restrict the transportation of oilsands crude by pipeline and rail within the province. “The NDP government of British Columbia has launched a full-frontal attack on Alberta’s economy, and in…
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Beat the Winter Blues, Book Summer Camping
While there’s still snow on the ground, Albertans can set their sights on warmer weather and book their summer campsites through Alberta Parks’ popular online reservation site. Starting Feb. 5 at 9 a.m., campers can log on to reserve.albertaparks.ca to book their group camping areas. Comfort camping reservations open Feb. 12 at 9 a.m., while regular, individual…
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Okotoks RCMP- Smoke Device Discharged Inside High School
Okotoks, Alberta – On February 5th, 2018 around 11:00am Okotoks RCMP were dispatched to the Foothills composite high school to assist Okotoks Fire. A smoke device was discharged inside the hallway, evacuating the school. One patient was taken to hospital for precautionary reasons. The school later resumed classes. Persons of interest have been identified as high school age, and charges are pending. If you…
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Andrew Scheer Tables Bill to Provide Tax Relief for New Parents
Ottawa, ON – The Honourable Andrew Scheer, Leader of Canada’s Conservatives, today tabled the Supporting New Parents Act which will offer tax relief to young families. “This important bill will give Canadian parents – who make so many sacrifices for their new children, including a leave from work — a break by eliminating the federal tax on parental leave benefits,”…
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High River RCMP Recover Stolen Vehicle
On Saturday February 3, 2018 at approximately 1:00 p.m., High River RCMP members conducted targeted crime enforcement in an area known to be frequented by offenders. A vehicle stolen from Calgary was located and police conducted surveillance. A suspect emerged from an apartment building and when approached fled from police. A foot chase ensued and the male was captured a short distance…
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Town Welcomes the Return of ‘Tin Star’ to High River on Feb. 6-7
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Alberta Celebrates Black History Month
Black History Month: Statement from Premier Notley Premier Rachel Notley issued the following statement: “Albertans of African and Caribbean descent have made, and continue to make, tremendous contributions to our province. Black History Month is an opportunity to learn about the role this community has played in Alberta’s history, including some of the first pioneers…
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