Fort McMurray roadblocks lift as residents return
In northern Alberta, roadblocks are opened at 8 a.m. allowing staged returns a month after a wildfire destroyed about 10 percent of Fort McMurray and forced mass evacuations. Henry Velasquez plans to revisit his Stone Creek townhouse later, hoping to recover a memory, while his family stays in Calgary.
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Canine Mulder Joins Medicine Hat Victims Unit as Service Dog
Mulder, a specially trained service dog, begins work with the Medicine Hat Police Service Victims Assistance Unit. He helps ease stress for victims, aids with child interviews and testimony, and follows training by Dogs with Wings, funded entirely by the program. Scully, Mulder’s sister, also trained in the program.
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