In a book timed to cause a stir in Quebec’s overheated pre-election season, Radio-Canada journalist Michel C. Auger tackles what he identifies as 25 myths that feed the province’s political conversation. […]
Emergency Preparedness Week runs from May 6 to 12 and the government is reminding Albertans to know the risks, make a plan, and build an emergency kit. […]
The Town will hold their annual Bike Rodeo May 10. Here’s what you need to know. […]
Sturgeon County is inviting residents to come out to Sturgeon Composite High School May 5 from 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. to begin the County’s Centennial project with internationally recognized artist Lewis Lavoie, who headed Morinville’s contribution tot he Canada 150 Mosaic project last year.
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Five months after 1600 temporary licenses were issued to Alberta builders, the province’s licenses expired May 1, meaning home builders have to have full licensing in effect.
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The Canadian Federation of Canadian Business (CFIB) is calling on municipalities across Canada to compensate businesses experiencing losses during road work.
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In this collision between church and state, the state scored an overwhelming victory.
In fact, Tuesday was a good day for our members of Parliament.
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A man is dead after a two-vehicle collision north of Gibbons Tuesday afternoon.
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The Government of Alberta is proclaiming May as Sexual Violence Awareness Month. The government sees the awareness month as an opportunity to taking action to “challenge attitudes, promote a culture of consent, and raise awareness about sexual violence in Alberta.”
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The annual Loops for the Troops fun run and walk takes place June 3, and featuring a military mile, a five-kilometre fun run and walk, a ten-kilometre road race and a half marathon.
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And then there were two. That’s how many of the 10 MPs elected under the Bloc Quebecois banner in 2015 still support Martine Ouellet in her agonizing bid to hang on to her leader’s job.
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