Canadian farmers see rising yields in crops in 2011
StatsCan reports Western canola and barley gains boost total wheat to 21.7 million tonnes, with durum up 30.2 percent to 3.9 million. Ontario and Quebec expect lower corn for grain. Quebec foresees a record soybean crop at 820000 tonnes, while national soybean production falls to 3.9 million.
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Red 1996 Dodge Ram Stolen From Newell County Farm
Brooks RCMP seek a red 1996 Dodge Ram pickup stolen from a rural Newell County property last week. The truck, with flat deck and licence plate 63K591, was last seen on Highway 873 north of Brooks. Call 403-362-5549 or Crime Stoppers with tips. A nearby residence north of Taber was destroyed by fire Tuesday with no injuries. Firefighters evacuated nearby properties due to a propane tank nearby. cause under investigation.
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Diversity Day Dance Event in Brooks Planned Friday
The City of Brooks hosts a free Diversity Day event as part of National Family Week on Friday October 7 from 5 to 7 pm at In Sequins Studio of Dance. Instructors teach belly dancing hip hop salsa and more. all ages welcome to learn about different cultures. Contact inclusion coordinator Jeff Gerestein at 403-362-3333 for details.
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Brooks film to examine ethnicity in city in 100 Hellos premiere
A new documentary titled The City of Brooks The City of 100 Hellos will premiere at Griffin Park Auditorium on October 22 with 3 PM and 8 PM showings. Brandy Yanchyk produced the film documenting immigration’s impact on a cowboy town over seven months from March to September 2010. The free screenings include a Q and A with Yanchyk and feature photography by Rachel Boekel and music by Mark Zagorsky. The project is produced by Brandy Y Productions Inc. and will air on OMNI Television this fall.
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Red Deer Council Backs National Police Over Local Force
Red Deer city council voted to maintain ties with the national police instead of creating a municipal police force. Council heard the move would preserve regional cooperation and avoid early start up costs.
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