Four-year-old Katie Collins Skates with Public Session
Emma Bennett captures Katie Collins at age four during The Arena public skating on Thursday afternoon. The event shows a family-friendly balance of motion and learning as children practice on the rink under bright lights.
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Nicole Clarke and family enjoy public skating fun
Emma Bennett captures Nicole Clarke watching her husband and niece glide across the ice at The Arena during a Thursday public skating session.
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Debt repayment tops Canadians financial priorities in CIBC poll
A CIBC online poll of 1,507 Angus Reid Forum panellists finds 28 percent rate debt repayment as the top priority for 2023 while 48 percent plan no cutbacks to meet goals. Other findings show 16 percent focus on bill payment, 11 percent on growing investments, and 3 percent on emergency funds.
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Obama imposes strongest sanctions yet on Russia over cyber activity
The Obama administration broadens penalties tied to Russian cyber operations and election interference. The measures target GRU officials and two Russian nationals, freezing assets where possible and restricting U S business with alleged hackers. Officials foresee possible future adjustments by the incoming Trump administration.
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Notley outlines Alberta carbon tax rebates and plan
Alberta will rebate about two thirds of families with partial or full rebates targeted at middle and lower incomes. Revenue from the carbon tax will fund green projects including public transit, with support for an electricity grid and price caps to shield ratepayers. The government aims to diversify the economy with incentives, while facing a 10.8 billion deficit and political opposition. Notley and Mason shared a late night seating swap in the legislature, a moment she called nice though they did not heckle.
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