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Increasing aggression in classes, Alberta schools in crisis mode says report to province
Overcrowded classrooms, schools operating in crisis mode and mounting aggression in classes are only some of the key issues highlighted in a report released by a group commissioned by the province to address aggression and complexities in Alberta’s classrooms. Read More
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Braid: Whodunit? Government blames ex-AHS boss in case of missing notebooks
Who destroyed the notebooks? Read More
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Canada’s Beatrice Lamarche rolls into Calgary speed skating World Cup at a career high point
There may be a lot of firsts for Beatrice Lamarche in this long-track speed skating season and she’s up for them all. Read More
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Crime-fighting puppets used to educate older adults about dangers of online fraud
A Calgary theatre troupe is using puppets to help older adults across Calgary fight online fraud and phishing attacks. Read More
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‘Huge, huge numbers’: Banff National Park attendance heads toward record amid free admission
Summer visits to Banff National Park continued to rise this year, on track for an attendance record in the country’s most-popular wilderness destination. Read More
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Councillors endorse bylaw to align anti-racism committee with other appointed bodies
While it still requires ratification from city council, Calgary’s anti-racism action committee has been entrenched in the form of a new bylaw. Read More
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Don’t be left in the dark during a power outage: Prepare ahead with these tips
Electricity powers virtually every aspect of our lives, and losing access to electricity is something that is often uncontrollable and unpredictable.
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What should drivers do when an emergency vehicle approaches?
“Traffic incidents are the number one cause of death for emergency responders nationwide,” HPD said in a press release on their website.
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Thousands of AUPE health workers are poised to strike. Here’s what you need to know
Approximately 22 per cent of Alberta’s 16,000 licensed practical nurses and health-care aides are set to walk off their jobs on Saturday morning, potentially affecting the timeline of elective surgeries in the province. Read More
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Former Hawaiian Humane Society director dies
On Nov. 21, the Hawaiian Humane Society announced the passing of Robert R. Bean, known as Bob Bean, an animal advocate and former director of HHS.