Hue for Humanity Colour Run Returns for Second Year
Echo Dale Regional Park hosts the second annual Hue for Humanity Colour Run starting at 9 a.m. Funds support the Canadian Humanitarian Organization for International Relief with education and after school programs in Ethiopia. Registration exceeded 400. last year attracted 200 runners.
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Echo Dale
Humanitarian Organization For International Relief
Deborah Northcott
Trevor Copeland
Anytime Fitness
Medicine Hat
Ethiopia
Northcott
BC Premier Christy Clark recounts early sexual violence
Premier Christy Clark says she was 13 when an unknown man pulled her off a Vancouver sidewalk into bushes, but she escaped and ran. The account, published in the Vancouver Sun, drew praise from officials who say her candor may help others come forward and break silence about abuse.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Christy Clark
Clark
Vancouver Sun
B.C
Mary Ellen Turpel- Lafond
Victoria
Lisa Helps
CFB Suffield marks 75 years with Family Day celebration
The 75th anniversary of CFB Suffield drew hundreds to Family Day in Ralston. Attendees enjoyed lunch, kids activities, meet and greets, and displays from DRDC SRC, BATUS, Meggitt, and more while leaders highlighted the base’s economic impact and the importance of military families to Canada.
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CFB Suffield
Ralston
Defense Research and Development Canada - Suffield Research Centre
Suffield
Meggitt
John Scott
Scott
Drdcsrc
BATUS
CEB Suffield
Alwyn Lewis
Megan Lacelle
Daniel Maloney
Amelia
CFB
Maloney
Wall pushes Energy East pipeline to Quebec and beyond
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall heads to Montreal to meet Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard about Energy East and then to Toronto and Saint John to advocate for the 15.7 billion project by TransCanada. He cites benefits of up to 55 billion nationally with 4.3 billion for Saskatchewan and 9.3 for Quebec while facing Quebec opposition.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Brad Wall
Quebec
Wall
Montreal
Philippe Couillard
Toronto
Saint John
TransCanada
Energy East
Canada
New Brunswick
Calgary
Explorers and Producers Association of Canada
Notley promises full pay for South African firefighters in Alberta
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said every hour worked by the 300 South African firefighters on the Fort McMurray blaze will be paid under provincial law. The contract with Working on Fire paid roughly 170 dollars a day, about 21.25 per hour for an eight hour shift, plus food lodging and travel. Discrepancies arose as crew members reported 50 dollars per day while agency officials defended the stipend as the Canadian equivalent of 200 to 1,200 dollars monthly, with overtime. The government will investigate and review future contracts to ensure compliance with labour standards.
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Edmonton
Fort McMurray
Alberta
Rachel Notley
South Africa
Notley
Calgary
Canada
Ditko Moseki
CHED
Linton Rensburg
Rensburg
Alberta Federation of Labour
Gil McGown
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