Redcliff Days Draws Region to Three Day Festival
Rain or shine the Redcliff Days festival drew families and visitors for a three day event featuring a car show by the Redcliff Lions Club in Lions Park, monster truck rides, a show and shine, vendor stalls, library fundraisers and a Saturday night fireworks display. Brandin Erikson from Seven Persons joined attendees and Lions Club officials noted strong turnout despite wet weather. Town leaders called the event vital for community bonding and local business.
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Paralyzed Humboldt Broncos player to return home soon
The Straschnitzki family, led by father Tom, completes six care training programs for their son Ryan Straschnitzki, 19, who is paralyzed from the chest down after the Humboldt Broncos crash. Ryan is undergoing physiotherapy in Philadelphia and is set to go home to Airdrie, Alberta in weeks.
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Notley assails UCP in Calgary campaign speech
Alberta premier Rachel Notley impeached the United Conservatives as self serving and out of touch in a Saturday address to NDP supporters. She accused the UCP of backing private health care and partisan school policy while walking out of the legislature 13 times. Notley warned against two tier health care despite Kenney promises to cut taxes and end carbon levies.
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