Protect First Street plan faces city hall stand off
Heritage Resource Committee will push a preservation plan for First Street to block lane widening and protect the tree lined road. Officials from city departments say keep options open for traffic between downtown and the Trans-Canada. Councillor Pearson urges timely consideration while debate centers on a boulevard project with five parking stalls.
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Alberta reports no West Nile cases in 2014
Alberta Health officials say there were no confirmed West Nile Virus cases in Alberta this year. The city monitors about 60 mosquito sites from April and uses larvacide to curb Culex tarsalis populations. Mid year counts rose slightly but were kept below recent years through enhanced control efforts.
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Canada adds 74 100 jobs in September lowering unemployment
Statistics Canada reports 74 100 net new positions in September with 69 300 full time. The unemployment rate falls to 6.8 percent, the lowest since December 2008, as private-sector hiring rebounds after August losses. Bank of Canada surveys reinforce optimism for hiring and investment.
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No Monday edition due to Thanksgiving holiday
The newspaper will not publish a paper on Monday October 13 and the News office closes that day for the Thanksgiving Day holiday. Regular publication and hours resume Tuesday.
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