Riverside School Valentine Party Crowd Enjoys Treats
A Riverside School Valentine party drew students and staff as Emma Bennett Toryn Minor and Dominic Odenback sampled sweets. Gary Whipple of the City Parks and Outdoor Recreation Department was photographed trimming a tree outside the Arena on Monday.
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Toryn Minor
Dominic Odenback
Riverside School
Ennett
Gary Whipple
Parks and Outdoor Recreation Department
Redcliff faces permit drops and funding cuts in 2010
Market slide reduces Redcliff development permits from nearly 26 million in 2006 to 6 million in 2010, with residential permits falling from 15 million in 2007 to 1 million in 2009 before a 3.5 million rebound in 2010. Mayor Hazelaar notes boom tied to residential lots and expects a rebound as the market turns. The council also notes provincial cuts to Palliser Economic Partnership totaling 220 thousand dollars, impacting regional economic development as PEP pursues a metal manufacturing coordination plan for oil sands bids. The RCMP detachment moves to a new Mitchell Street site and council urges stricter enforcement of parking lane left turns and considerations of skateboarders and photo radar near playgrounds.
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Hazelaar
Redcliff
Palliser Economic Partnership
PEP
Alberta
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Solberg
RCMP
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First Ave
Broadway
Alberta political clash over land rights and budget plans
Rob Anderson of the Wildrose Alliance says hundreds attend information sessions across Alberta to press landowner rights as the party pledges to repeal bills 16 36 and 50. Opposition leader Brian Mason notes the government retreats on royalties and privatized care while the session opens February 22 with 11 bills and a likely deficit driven budget.
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Wildrose Alliance
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NDP
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Mason
Treasury Board
Lloyd Snelgrove
Stelmach
Tories
Ted Morton
Doug Horner
Gees Stelmach
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Hancock
Labour unrest grows in Egypt as protests spread
Thousands of state employees including ambulance drivers police and bank workers protested in Cairo demanding better pay. The military rulers urged an end to protests while promising a quick move to civilian rule with constitutional amendments within 10 days and a referendum within two months ahead of elections.
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Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
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