Local Rodeo Clinic Draws Young Participants
Paige Tully, 11, of Consul Saskatchewan participates in the Short Grass Rodeo Club roping clinic at Kin Coulee Park. Emma Bennett captures the scene as participants learn roping skills under guidance at the community park event.
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Young roper Nate Tully competes in Kin Coulee clinic
Five year old Nate Tully of Consul Saskatchewan joins the Short Grass Rodeo Club roping clinic at Kin Coulee Park to learn handling a rope and steer techniques under guidance of local instructors.
Health warning as fires blanket Northwest Territories
Environment Canada issued a high health risk warning for Yellowknife and surrounding areas due to heavy smoke from 160 forest fires in the Northwest Territories. Residents are urged to reduce outdoor activity while a cold front moves in to clear some smoke by Wednesday evening.
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Aberdeen standoff ends with multiple charges against man
Police respond to domestic dispute on Aberdeen Street after a woman reports assault and threats. Levi Aebig, 29, faces assault and weapon charges plus mischief and breach cases for hourslong standoff with MHPS TACT team, plus a cruelty charge over a pug dog. He remains in custody pending bail.
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City delays partnership with fleet operator on gas project
Chief Administrative Officer Merete Heggelund said a partnership with a local fleet operator hasn’t materialized and the city does not want to edge out private operators. She notes construction delays due to maintenance and storage facility codes and upgrades for gaseous fuel venting. City staff safety remains a priority as electronics have improved vehicle reliability.
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Garland’s turbulent path through crime and court cases
Documents detail Garland’s life from medical school in Alberta to a drug arrest in 1992 and a later fraud driven tax case won while acting as his own lawyer in 2005. He fled Vancouver under a dead teen’s name, worked in laboratories, faced multiple charges, and was eventually paroled after a series of breakdowns and a guilty plea.
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