Attack reported on Oliver dam owner amid flood mudslide
RCMP investigate alleged assault on Ace Elkink, owner of the Elkin Ranch and Testalinden Creek dam, after a dam breach caused a major mudslide near Oliver. Dam overflows damaged 14 private properties including three homes, with authorities noting warnings to repair ignored and no charges yet filed.
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Testalinden Creek
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Ministry of Forests and Range
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Public inquiry split over Pickton case in British Columbia
Vancouver poll shows 47 percent oppose a Pickton inquiry while 44 percent support one as residents cite grisly details and public fatigue. Officials and industry groups urge inquiry, noting past missteps and calls dating back to 1980s immigrant cases.
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Robert Fickton
Pickton
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Mario Cansera
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Farman
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Robert Alekanski
Anager
Blood donor clinic set for Sept. 7 8 at Medicine Hat Lodge
Next blood donor clinic at the Medicine Hat Lodge is scheduled for September 7 and 8. The event, run by Canadian Blood Services, invites eligible donors aged 17 to 71 to donate. Details and appointments are available online at www.blood.ca.
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Canadian Flood Services
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Ives Gan
Nationarty Book
Lina
Lawradian Bly
Pia
Wiewbland.ca
Alberta BC jointly develop smoke forecasting system
Alberta and British Columbia plan a joint forecast system named Blue Sky Western Canada Smoke Forecasting System. It will provide up to 48 hours notice of anticipated forest fire smoke, using fire location data, weather models, expert staff, and daily hour by hour plume animations for affected areas.
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Geocachers Target City Weekend Treasure Hunt Across Alberta Saskatchewan
Geocachers gather in southeastern Alberta for a three day caching event sponsored by the interpretive program. Activities include using handheld GPS units to find hidden caches in multiple areas with events Friday evening Saturday and Sunday. Cachers from across Alberta and Saskatchewan are expected to attend at Police Point Park and other venues. For details visit geocaching dot com or contact the Nature Centre at 405 529 8225.
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Saskatchewan
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Fit Avenue United
Police Point
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Geoccaching.com
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