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The Place to be Today is Pool-Side in Turner Valley
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New Nursing Agreement Ratified by AHS and UNA
EDMONTON – Alberta Health Services (AHS) and the United Nurses of Alberta (UNA) have concluded negotiations for a new collective agreement that supports quality patient care now and into the future. The four-year agreement will provide stability in health care and help to create more predictable schedules for nurses. “The ratification of a new collective…
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Fire Ban Lifted & Water Restrictions Change In Black Diamond & Turner Valley
The Towns of Turner Valley and Black Diamond wish to announce that effective 12:00 a.m. August 8, 2014 the water restriction level will change from Level III to Level II. At the same time the fire ban will be lifted and will remain so until further notice. The water sources that have been brought on-line…
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Dean Brody, Tim Hicks, Dallas Smith and Little Big Town to Perform on the 2014 CCMA Awards
Toronto, ON – The Canadian Country Music Association® (CCMA®) announced today that Dean Brody, Tim Hicks and Dallas Smith will perform on the 2014 CCMA Awards Show; as will special guests, Little Big Town. These are the first artists announced to perform as part of the 2014 CCMA Awards, which will broadcast on CBC-TV at…
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Healthy Tips from Pharmasave: Why Exercise?
Studies show that only about 15% of Canadians get enough regular physical activity – 85% of people are not active enough to maintain their heart health. Regular physical activity can help you maintain a healthy body weight and reduce your risk of conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes. Exercise can help…
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Royal Canadian Mint silver collector coin features Casa Loma’s stained glass
Unmatched beauty of McCausland dome reproduced in colourful enamel TORONTO, Aug. 5, 2014 /CNW/ – A new collector coin unveiled today features a striking replica of the stained glass McCausland dome that graces the Conservatory of Toronto’s historical Casa Loma. Covered in translucent and opaque enamel, the coin shines and reflects light which accurately represents…
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Blackfoot Arts & Heritage Festival Comes to Waterton Lakes
Waterton Lakes National Park – Parks Canada is pleased to be working with the Blackfoot Canadian Cultural Society to present the Blackfoot Arts & Heritage Festival at the Waterton Community Centre. The festival runs from Monday August 18 to Wednesday August 20, between 10:00 am and 8:00 pm. Each day, you can participate in traditional and…
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Calgary Telus Community Ambassadors Donate Kits For Kids To FSD Schools

Todd Schmekel, Assistant Superintendent of Learning Services (left), thanks Calgary TELUS Community Ambassadors Garry McIvor and Lesley Ritchie for the group’s generous donation of hundreds of backpacks Christmas arrived early at Foothills School Division on July 31st in the form of Calgary TELUS Community Ambassadors Lesley Ritchie and Garry McIvor, who delivered 22 apple boxes…
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The 107th Annual Priddis & Millarville Fair – August 16, 2014 – “To Market We Go!!!”
The 107th Annual Priddis & Millarville Fair, happening Saturday, August 16th and fully integrated with the famous Millarville Farmers’ Market, making it one of the great Agricultural Fairs in Canada. Our theme this year is “To Market We Go!!!” The day is a wonderful one for children in particular, with Kid’s World and it’s jumping…
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Generic Ivermectin for Horses Produced in Calgary
This article is courtesy of the Horse Industry Association of Alberta Regular eNews readers may remember last year’s announcement about the generic dewormer liquid Ivermectin for horses. Horse AVL3Industry Association of Alberta (HIAA) partnered with Alberta Veterinary Labs (AVL) to develop the product with the help of funding from Alberta Meat and Livestock Agency. Over…
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Dawgs Win, Move to Second Round vs Med Hat
The Okotoks Dawgs (3-2) overcame a 2-0 series deficit to upset the No. 1 seed Lethbridge Bulls (2-3) by a score of 6-4 in one of the most entertaining playoff series in recent memory. Despite home field advantage and a regular season that concluded with seven more wins than the Dawgs and a league-high seven…
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Alberta Parks: Geocaching
What is Geocaching? In geocaching, you use a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver to locate a “geocache” – a hidden object, place or feature. Searching for, finding and placing geocaches is fun, exciting and rewarding. This family-friendly outdoor activity is a adventure every time you seek a new geocache! Geocaching.com has locations and GPS coordinates…
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Majority of water restrictions lifted; water treatment plant operational
HIGH RIVER, AB: The majority of water restrictions on High River residents have been lifted this morning as the Town’s water treatment plant came back online and the water reservoir was replenished to a safe level. The Town has downgraded to Water Conservation Level 3, which means that watering of lawns is restricted to one…
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Breathe New Life into Old Rusty Items
As many homeowners can attest, summer is by far the best time to take on DIY projects around the home. From major renovations to minor repairs, getting to work just seems easier with a nice warm breeze. This renewed summer feeling also brings out the desire for homeowners to take inventory of their items, especially…
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AMA: 6 Ways To Have Fun In Alberta This Summer

