Kids Enjoy Kiwanis Park Whale Slide Field Trip
Connor Ceh climbs the whale slide at Kiwanis Central Park during a field trip with Redcliff Tiny Tots Preschool led by Emma Bennett. Ali Shackmann and her dog Jackson travel through Medicine Hat on their journey from Alaska to Key West to raise AIDS research awareness.
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Connor Ceh
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Ali Shackmann
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Medicine Hat
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Key West
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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AHS employee text sparks racism row on Kainai First Nation
Alberta Health Services apologized and placed an employee on administrative leave after a text message described a Kainai Board of Education staffer as a rabid squaw during a seminar for educators on the Blood Tribe. Leaders called the remark a severe act of discrimination and pledged action and dialogue with Kainai and Indigenous relations officials.
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Alberta
AHS
Blood Tribe
Annette Bruisedhead
Kainai Board of Education
KBE
Bruisedhead
Verna Yiu
Sarah Hoffman
Hoffman
Roy Fox
Richard Feehan
Ramona Big Head
Big Head
Ramona
Robin Little Bear
Sears closures hit Alberta workers as stores shutter nationwide
Concern centers on out of work Sears employees as Western closures spread from Grande Prairie to Moose Jaw. About 80 Alberta staff existed in 2013 with Hometown locations closing in seven Alberta cities. Relocation of a Red Deer site and landlord settlements loom as Sears seeks restructuring progress this year.
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Canada
Grande Prairie
Lloydminster
Regina
Moose Jaw
Red Deer
Alberta
Edmonton
Okotoks
Fort
Sears Canada struggled to adapt to changing tastes says branding expert
Branding and marketing strategist Tony Chapman asserts Sears Canada failed to keep pace with shifting consumer tastes, unlike Walmart Costco and Amazon. He calls low cost leaders like Amazon and Walmart inevitable lunch-eaters for Sears, a view supported by Canadian Press reporting.
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Sears
Tony Chapman
Sears Canada
Walmart
Costco
Amazon
Chapman
Senators Pressure to Affirm Budget Amendments Power
The Senate affirmed its right to amend all legislation including budget measures, while government House leader Bardish Chagger avoided specifying authority over Senate powers. Independent and Conservative senators debated independence, with Pratte arguing amendments remain advisory unless fundamental rights are at stake.
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Government House
Bardish Chagger
Chagger
Chamber
Trudeau
Leo Housakos
Raynell Andreychuk
Andre Pratte
Infrastructure Bank
Commons
Elaine McCoy
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