Notley expands cabinet adds first openly gay minister
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley reshuffles the cabinet naming Ricardo Miranda to head Culture and Tourism and elevating Kristopher Wells’s praise for the historic milestone. New ministers include Stephanie McLean and Brandy Payne both pregnant. McLean to lead Service Alberta and status of women while Payne becomes associate health minister.
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Calgary
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Brandy Payne
McLean
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Payne
Notley
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Richard Feehan
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Council weighs seniors fitness centre options
A city council debate over a fitness supervisor for seniors highlighted three options for the Crestwood centre with operating budgets ranging 340000 to 590000 dollars. Public services commissioner Karen Charlton notes staffing scales with hours and program needs while Councillor Les Pearson found no supervisor during a Crestwood visit.
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Crestwood
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Charlton
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Crestwood Recreation Centre
Veiner Centre expansion could start in fall
City officials say the Veiner Centre rebuild may begin in the fall with a budget of 11.621 million for renovations to the main floor and parking plus an extension and extra spaces. Project is in schematic design, with tender planned for late summer and detailed drawings to follow.
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Veiner Centre
Grant MacKay
Weiner Centre
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Julie Friesen
Public Services Committee
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MacKay
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