Reopen now rebuild later report on recreation facilities
The public service committee heard a facilities report proposing reopening Crestwood Rec Centre and Moose Centre with an eight year plan. Administrators expect a council briefing by January outlining continued operation of current sites until substantial upgrades or replacement plans are ready, balancing immediate needs with long term vision.
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Tam urges calm as Omicron surge looms in Canada
Canada’s chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam says COVID-19 is unlikely to be wiped out but may be tamed. She warns of a possible winter surge driven by Omicron, calls for higher vaccination, testing, and better treatments, and urges federal action to strengthen data and public health capacity for future threats.
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UCP Alters Alberta Curriculum Amid Debates
Alberta teachers praise delaying full rollout of the kindergarten to grade 6 curriculum after opposition from educators and students. Education Minister Adriana LaGrange says subjects will be staggered this fall with revisions to science climate lessons, math and PE, nutrition, and music focus shifting to performance. Jason Schilling notes lingering questions and calls for more changes, including digital literacy remains unaddressed.
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