Alberta health services offers child behavioural workshops
Addiction and Mental Health and Alberta Health Services run kid and caregiver programs on emotional regulation and anger management. Workshops for ages six to thirteen cover recognizing emotions, calming strategies, and conflict resolution with about eight children per group. No referral needed and fees are zero. contact 403-529-3500.
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Fort McMurray wildfire tops yearly weather list
The Fort McMurray wildfire dubbed the beast was named Canada's top weather story of the year by meteorologists. The piece notes record warmth, Arctic sea ice decline, and the wildfire’s costliest insured disaster status with about 3.77 billion in claims while no direct fatalities occurred.
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Searchers resume dire mission for two missing Vancouver men
North Shore Rescue returns to Strachan Mountain area as Roy Lee and Chun Lam, both last seen Christmas Day at Cypress Mountain Resort, face a third frigid day in backcountry. About 20 searchers and two aircraft probe the frigid terrain amid fading light and poor visibility.
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Stolen vehicle crash east of Calgary leaves one dead
One man died at the scene and four others were injured when a stolen vehicle traveling east on the Trans Canada Highway near Strathmore lost control and rolled onto the north side of the road. RCMP say high speed prior to the crash. Three were taken to Foothills Medical Centre and a fifth to Strathmore hospital. The vehicle had been stolen in Calgary.
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Saskatchewan faces budget gap with wage rollbacks talk
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says public sector wages may be cut or jobs cut to close a $1 billion deficit as oil and potash slow. He warns layoffs or rollbacks could be needed while unions and managers are urged to show goodwill. Manitoba signals possible wage freeze amid similar deficit pressures.
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