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The NEB imposes additional obligations for Enbridge’s Line 9, approves two conditions
The NEB imposes additional obligations for Enbridge’s Line 9, approves two conditions CALGARY – The National Energy Board (NEB) has approved two of Enbridge’s condition filings with regard to the Line 9B Reversal and Line 9 Capacity Expansion Project (Line 9) while imposing additional obligations for the lifecycle of the project. Enbridge’s previous submissions on conditions 16 (valve…
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RCMP High river c/o Missing person – LOCATED
The High River RCMP would like to thank the Public for their assistance on this matter. As a result from a tip, called in by an area rancher, the Crowsnest Pass Search and Rescue sent out snowmobiles and located Mr Davis. His vehicle had left the road on Highway 40 or what is also know as the Forestry…
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West Bragg All Season Trail Plan Implementation Soon to Be a Reality in Bragg Creek
Project made possible thanks to the federal National Recreational Trails Program February 11, 2014 West Bragg Creek Parking Lot, Bragg Creek, AB Bragg Creek families, residents and visitors will soon benefit from West Bragg All Season Trail Plan Implementation thanks to federal investments to expand and improve snowmobile, all-terrain vehicle, off-road motorcycle and non-motorized recreational…
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Mayor’s Task Force Appointed to Oversee Economic Plan
HIGH RIVER, AB: High River Town Council approved the creation of a special task force to spearhead the development and implementation of an economic action plan for the town. The Mayor’s Economic Development Taskforce will include members of the community who have been appointed by council to take the strategic lead in creating an…
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Child Victims of Sexual Abuse Receive Additional Counselling Services
Government is ensuring child victims of sexual abuse will have access to additional counselling services and specially-trained counsellors. The additional counselling services will be available as a pilot project at the Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre in Calgary, the Caribou Child and Youth Centre in Grande Prairie and the Zebra Child Protection Centre in Edmonton.…
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Okotoks Economic Development: A Year in Review 2014
2014 was a big year in terms of community input including the Roger Brooks Community Assessment discussions to the Community Visioning Process, in addition to consulting with the developers to streamline the development process. On the business side of things, 564 storefront businesses registered in town, which translates to an overall increase of 2.3% in…
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Calgary Police Seeking Public Assistance – Missing Person
The Calgary Police Service is seeking public assistance to locate a missing woman. Patricia Martha OVERES, 52, also known as Patricia Arneson, was last seen in the community of Chaparral on Thursday, Jan. 29, 2015, at around 1:30 p.m. She left her home on foot and hasn’t been seen or heard from since. Although there…
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Turner Valley School News: What’s Up for February
February is here and we are full speed ahead again after the winter break. Students and staff have been working hard as we hit the mid-point of the school year and slowly but surely move towards spring. During the last week of January we celebrated Family Literacy Day, which featured a beach theme which made…
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World of Choices Coming to Okotoks in March
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RCMP High River – Person Reported Missing
On February 9th, 2015 the High River RCMP were made aware of a missing 67 year old male. Ernest DAVIS left a residence in High River Alberta at approximately 2:00 P.M. on February 8th, 2015, to travel back to his residence in Kimberly British Columbia. DAVIS was driving a red Dodge Caravan with British…
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Longview Library News: Online Resources
The newest eResource from Marigold is SOLARO. It is an on-line study help and exam preparation for Grades 3-12. It is based on the Alberta curriculum and will be helpful for all students, particularly for those who are home schooled. A workshop to explain the program and its use will be held shortly. On…
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4-H Valley ACES – Introducing a New Multi-Club
A new 4-H Multi Club has been launched in Turner Valley. This year we are offering indoor Archery and Cooking. We run monthly meetings, which gives our members the opportunity to learn and understand Parliamentary Rules, based on Roberts Rule. The Members run the club and hold all the board positions, which gives them…
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Oilfields High Welcomes New Band Teacher
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AHS Wellness News: Better Choices, Better Health now available online
Free workshop for Albertans managing chronic conditions Do you live with a chronic health condition like diabetes, obesity, arthritis or chronic pain? Do you want to feel better and take control of your own health? Making that happen is now just a mouse click away with the launch of the Better Choices, Better Health®-Online…
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SAIT: A Century to Remember
By Michelle Woodard, SAIT Alumni When SAIT opened its doors in 1916, it had a tiny Inglewood campus, a different name — the Provincial Institute of Technology and Art — and 11 students. Airplanes were in their infancy and computers weren’t even on the radar. Actually, radar hadn’t been invented yet, either. An incredible amount…
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