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University of Calgary: Honorary degree recipient announced for May 2015 convocation
A message to the campus community from the chancellor and president The honorary degree ― Doctor of Laws ― is the University of Calgary’s highest academic honour. It is bestowed on individuals whose notable achievements and community service merit recognition. We are pleased to announce that Dr. Ralph Brinster is the honorary degree recipient for…
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Crews to complete water service repair at 604 Centre Street S.E.
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Veterans on Horseback Coming to the Foothills
[break][break][break][break][break][break][break][break][break] Communities For Veterans Foundation – The Ride Across Canada is operating a horseback ride across Canada with veterans and for veterans. Watch for the riders in Black Diamond this afternoon around 3:00 to 4:00 pm. They will be riding in from the south along Government Road to Black Diamond Town Office. Why are we…
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Oilfields High School: Musical Theatre and Travel Club Fundraisers
Senior Drama presents “Shrek, the Musical” Show dates are May 26th, 27th, 28th, and 29th; daily matinee curtain time is 10:30 am, and evening performances on the 28th and 29th begin at 7 pm. Matinees, $2 and evenings $5, tickets available at the door. Appropriate for all ages. Travel Club: Spolumbo Fundraiser We have…
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RCMP Southern Alberta – Human Remains Found and Fatal Motorcycle Accident
RCMP Investigate Found Human Remains East of Airdrie Airdrie, Alberta – On May 4th, 2015, shortly before 4 p.m., the Airdrie RCMP was advised that a work crew in a remote rural location east of Airdrie had found human remains. The RCMP is on scene and police have secured the immediate area. The body will…
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RCMP Okotoks – Fatal Motor Vehicle Collision vs Cyclist
On Monday, May 4th 2015 at approximately 4:00 pm RCMP, Emergency Service, Fire and STARS responded to a collision between an cyclist and motor vehicle on Highway 7. The collision occurred one kilometer east of Okotoks. The cyclist had been east bound when struck from behind by an east bound vehicle. The cyclist Derek Kryevnchuk,…
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Millaville School News: School Lunch Fatigue? Team Thrive Has Answers
Team Thrive Tip: Pre-cut veggies and store them in clear containers in the refrigerator. The easier they are to access the more likely they are to disappear. Put fresh veggies (and dip if you prefer) out on the counter while you prepare dinner to head off the inevitable ‘We’re hungry, when are we eating?’ Kids…
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New Listings Decline as Home Prices Ease
Improved sales to new listings ratio reduces inventory gains Calgary – After the fifth consecutive monthly benchmark price decline in Calgary, the number of new home listings eased to 3,064 units in April, a decrease of 18 per cent over the previous year. “With fewer buyers making purchase decisions and improved selection for resale, new…
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National Writing Award for Okotoks Student Who Answered the Question Show Us Why Canadians Should Vote
Hats off to Harriet Smith, a grade 9 student at École Okotoks Junior High School (ÉOJHS) on placing first in the Writing category of the 2014 National Democracy Challenge! Harriet wins an 11-inch MacBook Air laptop for her entry, “In a Cage”, illustrating how Canada can serve as an example to other countries that…
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It’s time for new energy in Alberta
By Greg Clark, the Alberta Party It’s been a remarkable few weeks in Alberta politics. Across the province it’s clear that Albertans have “got it”. On the doorsteps, in coffee shops and in seniors homes, citizens have expressed deep concern about the future of our province and the need for change. Everyone understands that the…
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Statement from PC Alberta Leader Jim Prentice
This morning, the court has made a decision on a matter of a family dispute between Mr. Jonathan Denis and Ms. Breanna Palmer. A marriage breakdown is a tragic circumstance for all involved. And that is what this remains, a matrimonial dispute that continues to be extremely difficult for both of these people. I…
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Alberta’s Highway Cleanup
Community groups and volunteers were out in force on Saturday despite the cool and, sometimes blizzard-like, conditions in the Foothills. They were the people with the orange garbage bags and safety vests in the ditches cleaning up. Thanks to everyone who went out despite the weather to make our highways pretty for the upcoming tourist…
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“Women in Policing” Career Presentation
We’re Hiring – Join the RCMP! (Calgary, Alberta – May 4, 2015) – Learn how you can put ordinary behind you at a special recruiting presentation for women interested in a career like no other. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) offers meaningful work, vast opportunities and the chance to serve in communities across Canada…
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Wildrose Leader Brian Jean Releases Open Letter to all Albertans
CALGARY, AB (May 4, 2015): Today, Wildrose Leader Brian Jean released a letter to all Albertans asking for their support in the upcoming provincial election: “After 44 long years, the PC dynasty is coming to an end. “Albertans want change. They want to know they will have leadership that stands up for them and speaks…
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Millarville Parent Council – Did You Know: Pinterest, New School Sites and more
From the April 14, 2015 meeting Did you know? • New Learning Coach at MCS! Please welcome Karli Alm. She will be invaluable in helping to meet the needs of all students in their specific needs for learning. She is filling Pam Irving’s position. • Pinterest can help you help your child?! – Check out Team…
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