Prairie Rose School Division superintendent resigns
Prairie Rose School Division announces Superintendent Doug Nicholls resigns effective Aug. 1 after seven years. Nicholls cites personal decision and broad tenure including student results and technology programs. Board chair Marian Peers praises his contributions and leadership. next steps seek a replacement soon.
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City officials clash over timing of off site levy fee reform
Ald Craven warned May and the election cycle could delay settling the off site levy costs for servicing new lots. The Development and Infrastructure Committee tabled the issue to May 22 as developers press for higher fees. Business leaders from Box Springs caution new fees may chill development while aldermen and chambers debate how soon to act.
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Harper defends politics versus online bullying claim
Ottawa prime minister Stephen Harper rejected tying democratic debate to crime as his Conservative party steps up partisan ads against Justin Trudeau during Victims of Crime Week. Critics say Ottawa’s rhetoric mirrors the online bullying issue the government vows to curb.
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Conservatives face critique over 10 percenters against Trudeau
A flyer targeting Justin Trudeau is pictured in a handout. Prime Minister Stephen Harper says using taxpayer dollars for a bulk mailing campaign against Trudeau is improper. The Conservatives push MPs to use mailing privileges to blanket ridings with flyers attacking the Liberal leader.
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