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Alberta Launches MyHealth Records

A new online tool gives adults access to their personal health records, including immunizations, medications and lab test results. “MyHealth Records is about supporting patients in being partners in their own health and wellness. It means having your personal health information in the palm of your hand, when and where you need it.” ~Sarah Hoffman,…
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Single Blood Test Could Offer Rapid Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Two-year clinical program seeking participants for study By Michael Platt, Schulich School of Engineering A fast, reliable answer. There may be nothing more vital for the thousands of patients left worried and wondering following an abnormal screening mammography or clinical breast exam — and a blood test from the University of Calgary may soon provide exactly…
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New Red Deer Homeless Shelter

New support services in Red Deer mean the community’s most vulnerable will have a safe, warm place to sleep. Identified by the City of Red Deer and local stakeholders as a top priority, the 24-7 shelter will offer wraparound supports in the province’s third largest city. The province is investing $7 million to help build…
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Millarville Horticultural Club: Bumblebee Nestboxes

Every second Tuesday of the month (Sept to May) at 7:30pm a speaker is arranged to talk and share their knowledge with the club. We meet at the Millarville church house. Our next meeting will be on Tuesday April 10th. We will be making bumblebee nest boxes. The fee will be announced when registering. The registration deadline…
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Municipalities Score with Rec Centre Retrofits

Arenas, rinks, aquatic centres, community recreation centres and multiplexes across the province can receive funding for facility upgrades under a new program. The Government of Alberta is providing $9 million under the Climate Leadership Plan to help municipalities cut energy costs and emissions by upgrading their recreation facilities with energy-efficient technology. The Recreation Energy Conservation…
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Alberta RCMP Change of Command Ceremony Welcomes Deputy Commissioner Curtis Zablocki

Edmonton – Monday, March 18th, special guests and RCMP employees witnessed Deputy Commissioner Curtis Zablocki assume command of the Alberta RCMP from Deputy Commissioner Todd Shean. “I am extremely honoured and humbled to be selected as the 25th Commanding Officer of the Alberta RCMP,” said Deputy Commissioner Zablocki. “Policing is about people and I am committed to working…
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United Conservatives Announce Common Sense Conservation Plan for Environmental Stewardship

13-point plan will protect Alberta’s environment today and for future generations, continuing Alberta’s proud tradition of environmental stewardship CANMORE, AB: United Conservative Party leader Jason Kenney announced that, if elected, a United Conservative government would implement a 13-point conservation plan for environmental stewardship. “Albertans across our province value our great outdoors and rightfully want to see…
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Spring and Summer Hours at the High River Recycling Centre Begin April 1

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Clean Tech Innovation Cuts Emissions, Creates Jobs

Alberta’s Climate Leadership Plan is helping major industries reduce emissions and create jobs while cutting costs and becoming more competitive. Emissions Reduction Alberta is funding more than a dozen new clean technology projects across the province, while Energy Efficiency Alberta is supporting small and medium-sized oil and gas companies to reduce methane emissions through upgrades.…
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Healthy Hints from Pharmasave: Serving Size Savvy

Most of us are aware of Eating Well with Canada’s Food Guide and its recommendations to eat a certain number of servings from each food group each day. But what makes up a serving? Eating Well with Canada’s Food Guide advises Canadians to consume a certain number of servings per food group each day. This number is presented…
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NDP Throne Speech Out-of-Touch with Albertans

Today’s NDP Throne Speech said nothing about the jobs crisis, nothing about getting Albertans back to work, and nothing about bringing jobs back to Alberta. Edmonton, AB (March 18, 2019) – United Conservative leader Jason Kenney has issued the following statement regarding the NDP government’s Speech from the Throne in the Alberta Legislature today: “Today’s Throne Speech…
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Fraud Prevention Month – Helping Canadians Stand Up to Scammers

Competition Bureau launches the 15th edition of education and awareness campaign OTTAWA, ON When it comes to fighting fraud, knowledge is power! Throughout the month of March, the Competition Bureau and its partners will give Canadians the tools they need to recognize, reject and report fraud. Scammers can target anyone, from youngsters to retirees. They can also target businesses.…
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Water Stains on the Ceiling

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Remembering Former Reeve Roy McLean

Roy McLean passed away Monday, March 18 leaving a legacy of having served on Council for 21 years. First elected as Councillor for Division 2 in 1989, Roy became Deputy Reeve in 1994 and served as Reeve from 2000 until his retirement in 2010. Roy’s class, gentlemanly nature and diplomacy are qualities that are mentioned…
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Deerfoot Trail Upgrades to Create Jobs, Cut Commute

The Government of Alberta is expanding Deerfoot Trail to create jobs, ease congestion and reduce commute times. Deerfoot Trail is the busiest roadway in Alberta with an average of 175,000 vehicles travelling on it every day. The province is adding both northbound and southbound lanes to 21 kilometres of Deerfoot Trail between Beddington Trail and Anderson/Bow…

