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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 2017
Page
7
Calgary police charged a 42 year old man with six voyeurism related offenses after a Twitter account called Canada Creep posted videos and images dating back to 2012. Investigators say hundreds of thousands of images were seized and more victims may emerge as reviews continue. The account had about 17 000 followers before suspension.
Seven Treaty 7 First Nations chiefs will ride as parade marshals at the Calgary Stampede on July 7. Blackfoot, Stoney Nakoda and Tsuut ina leaders headline the head of the parade, highlighting a long standing relationship with the festival. The 10 day event includes rodeo, chuckwagon races, concerts and midway rides.
Premier Rachel Notley and Alberta’s NDP seek to calm energy bosses that the Trans Mountain expansion will be built despite opposition from B C NDP allied with the Green party. Notley stresses climate action must protect working families while government looks to support project finance and Indigenous investment.
Alberta has applied to Health Canada to establish a safe injection site at the Sheldon Chumb Health Centre in downtown Calgary. Mayor Naheed Nenshi and police Chief Roger Chaffin back the plan, while Associate Health Minister Brandy Payne says nearby residents will be consulted. Alberta Health Services notes 152 fentanyl overdose deaths in Calgary last year and 49 so far this year.
Edmonton police charged 67 year old Barry Winters with wilfully promoting hatred over online posts targeting politicians and minorities. Marni Panas, a transgender activist, welcomed the charge and said the case highlights online threats fueled by anonymous blogs dating back to 2014. Police say the posts included language advocating killings and a growing following online.
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