Wolf hybrid sighting sparks caution in Lethbridge
University animal behaviour expert Lincoln Chew warns against panicking over reports of a wolf-dog hybrid roaming Lethbridge streets. He notes misidentification is likely and urges the public to leave capture to the shelter as animal control uses tranquilizers with fish and wildlife approval.
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Taber Girls Escaped Abduction Attempt in Vauxhall
A 40-year-old Taber man, Wayne Albert Goodrich, was charged with attempted kidnapping after approaching two girls aged eight and nine as they walked home from school. The quick response by the children and police led to an arrest. investigators are assessing links to prior regional incidents.
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Southeast Alberta Urges Water Policy Meeting With Province
Economic development leader Harold Wilson told Redcliffe Town Council that southeastern Alberta must press the provincial government on the Water for Life policy. He urged a regional meeting with mayors, reeves, business leaders, and the chamber to discuss possible water use savings and impacts on regional growth amid existing allocations on the South Saskatchewan River system.
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Alberta to explore Alaska rail link through Yukon
Alberta expresses willingness to explore a North American rail corridor from northern Alberta and British Columbia via the Yukon to connect with Alaska Railway. Alaska Governor Murkowski says a main rail-link could spur resource development and northern growth. Alberta ministers Norris and Stelmach welcome details and note rail could offset costly road builds while moving freight and people.
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