Graham James faces more charges in Swift Current case
Saskatchewan RCMP say Graham James is charged with repeated sexual assault connected to his time as Swift Current Broncos coach in the early 1990s. The case, opened after a 2013 complaint, was adjourned to June 19 with a publication ban on identifying details.
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Wanner Denied as Speaker. Vote Set for June 11
The paper clarifies that Medicine Hat MLA Bob Wanner was not named speaker. Wanner has NDP caucus endorsement, but the secret ballot to decide the speaker will occur on June 11 with other candidates possible beforehand. The publication apologizes for the previous error.
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City to study payday loan impact on Hatters
The Social Development Advisory Board in Medicine Hat will research payday loan outlets to assess their practices, regulation elsewhere, pros and cons, and effects on residents. They plan to report findings and recommendations to city council by December 2015.
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Alberta wildfire drives 2000 residents from homes
The Wabasca R wildfire in northern Alberta prompted a Sunday night state of emergency in the Municipal District of Opportunity 330 kilometres north of Edmonton. About 1000 residents of Wabasca and 1000 from Bigstone Cree Nation sought shelter in Calling Lake and Athabasca reception centres, while others stayed with friends or in camps. RCMP were canvassing door to door as some residents resisted evacuation. The fire first forced an evacuation Saturday, allowed a return, then forced a renewed departure Sunday afternoon when flames breached a fireguard.
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Oilsands shut down as fires threaten Cold Lake operations
Cenovus Energy and Canadian Natural Resources halt Foster Creek oilsands and Athabasca gas operations near Cold Lake Alberta due to forest fires. About 1,700 workers evacuated early Saturday after access roads were cut, with a skeleton crew later pulled by helicopter. Foster Creek normally yields 135,000 barrels daily.
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