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Q9 to Support Alberta’s Foothills School Division with Disaster Recovery Solution
2013 southern Alberta floods demonstrated need for high-availability data centre Calgary, AB – July 21, 2014 – Q9 Networks is pleased to announce it has been selected by Alberta’s Foothills School Division (FSD) to provide a high-availability disaster recovery solution for the division’s web-based communications platform, including its web site and social media feeds. FSD…
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Speed restrictions on High Country Drive N.W. near Centre Street intersection
High River – There will be speed restrictions in place and increased truck traffic along High Country Drive N.W. near the intersection at Centre Street beginning Tuesday, July 22. The work is expected to take two weeks (weather permitting). Please watch for crews, large trucks and obey traffic signs.
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New Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion Planning Organisational Meeting in Okotoks
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Work Progresses on Kananaskis Country Flood Recovery
Kananaskis Country sustained the most extensive damage in its 36-year history from the June 2013 flood. The Alberta government committed $60 million to restore 41 damaged campgrounds, 51 day-use areas and over 160 kilometres of recreation trails with more than 65 trail bridges. To help tourism rebound, the Alberta government is also committing $18 million…
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AHS Weekly Wellness News ~ Know Your Options: Where Should You Go for Health Care?
Did you know many Albertans who visit our emergency departments don’t have to be there? Often, people end up there because they don’t know what options they have for getting the care that best fits their needs. Across the province there are lots of different options for health care, so many in fact that navigating…
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Asia Holds Great Opportunities for Alberta
By Minister Verlyn Olson, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development There is no shortage of opportunities for Alberta’s agriculture sector on the world stage, especially in Asia. China and Japan are our second and third largest agricultural export markets, worth a combined $2.8 billion annually, and there is plenty of room for growth to meet the…
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Longview Celebrates 50 Years During Little New York Daze
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Flood Recovery Work Progressing in Fish Creek Provincial Park
Flood-damaged pathways, picnic spots and bridges are being restored in Alberta’s busiest provincial park. One of the largest urban parks in North America, attracting more than two million visits per year, Fish Creek Provincial Park was extensively damaged by the June 2013 flood. Initial repair and cleanup was completed in the park last year, and…
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AFPA Members Produce $718 Million

Alberta Forest Products Association Q1 2014 Results Forestry revenues up 7% in 1st Quarter 2014 Edmonton – Values of lumber, pulp and paper, and panelboard manufactured by Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) members totaled approximately $718 million for the 1st quarter of 2014. The value of production was up $47 million or 7% from the…
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Christ Church Millarville Blooms For the Flower Festival
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Harper Government Invests In Alberta Projects to Better Support Socially Isolated Senior Caregivers and Seniors Who Are Bullied

Edmonton, Alberta – Edmonton seniors who are facing difficult issues will soon have more support, the Honourable Kevin Sorenson, Minister of State (Finance), announced Thursday on behalf of the Honourable Alice Wong, Minister of State (Seniors). Two Alberta organizations are receiving a total of $42,890 through the New Horizons for Seniors Program (NHSP). The South…
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RCMP Okotoks – Two Serious Motorcycle Accidents
Shortly after 07:00 a.m. on the 18th of July 2014, a Pickup truck driving North on 112th Street at 292 Ave, was struck from behind by a motorcycle. The 41 year old male driver was thrown about 25 feet from his motorcycle. He was transported by STARS ambulance to Foothills Hospital with life-threatening head, neck…
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Alberta’s Promise in the Stampede Parade

Did you see the Little Red Wagon at the Calgary Stampede Parade? Alberta’s Promise and Big Brothers & Big Sisters (BBBS) of Calgary and Area participated in the the Calgary Stampede Parade on the morning of Friday, July 4th. The parade float, in the shape of a Red Wagon, symbolized the Alberta’s Promise commitment to…
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Province provides longer-term accommodation options for flood-affected Albertans still out of their homes
A 62-unit apartment complex in High River purchased by the province will provide flood-affected Albertans still out of their homes with more permanent housing in the community. More than 100,000 people were evacuated from their homes during the June 2013 floods. One year later, the Government of Alberta continues to provide support to the last…
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Montrose Bridge Reconstruction Project Beginning
High River AB: The Town of High River is pleased to announce that the Montrose Bridge Reconstruction will start the week of July 23. The reconstruction of the bridge is a $2.4 million contract that was awarded to Graham Infrastructure LP following a competitive tender process. The project is funded by the Disaster Relief Program…

