Dangerous weekend on Alberta highways RCMP report
RCMP report a busy August long weekend with 4054 driving changes and 3275 speeding violations. Impaired driving charges reached 235, plus 24 aviation hour suspensions and 38 seatbelt or restraint infractions. A Brooks jewelry store theft occurred July 22 at 3:20 a.m. with two unidentified suspects.
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Hamill outlines bylaw changes to regulate vicious dogs
Hamill told the News the amended bylaw adds police and court steps before declaring a dog vicious. Alderman John Hamill questioned the plan, noting concerns about how the document would be enforced and its overall clarity and practicality.
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Greenpeace protests and pipeline spill fears in campaign demo
Greenpeace activists from Canada France and the United States staged escalated actions in Vancouver to press Enbridge Inc about Alberta to British Columbia oil sands pipelines amid fresh spill fears. Police arrested several demonstrators, with charges pursued as protest ends peacefully.
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Tough on crime agenda gains political heat in Canada
Statistics Canada reports a seven percent drop in overall crime with declines in homicides and assaults, while government push for tougher penalties proceeds. Liberal MP Mark Holland questions statistics and prison needs, as another minister cites victimization surveys showing crime underreporting and mixed public perception. An agency analyst notes underreporting and police bias influence crime counts.
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Saskatchewan disaster relief eased after storms and floods
More than 100 Saskatchewan communities including Maple Creek Forkton and Saskatoon were deemed eligible disaster areas after storms and flash flooding. Alberta boosted its max payout to 3000 for 100,000 previously in a package following the disaster region.
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