Tigers Captain Clayton Kirichenko Highlights Skate Event
A campus photo shows Ner Forest and Cruz Forest with Tigers' captain Clayton Kirichenko at the Big Brothers Big Sisters Skate with the Tigers event. Seven Persons School students Evie Neubauer Cheyanne Zorn Trigger Ellis and Jason Huffadine present a T shirt from the 1 000 T Shirt project to singer Tyler Shaw in Calgary ahead of WE Day.
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Cruz Forest
Tigers
Clayton Kirichenko
Big Brothers
Seven Persons
Evie Neubauer
Cheyanne Zorn
Trigger Ellis
Jason Huffadine
Tyler Shaw
Calgary
Shaw
Mountie fires gun as cruiser theft sparks probe
In Alberta near Fairview a RCMP officer fired a gun after a crash. The driver fought the officer and fled in the unmarked cruiser, later ditching it and stealing another vehicle. The second car was found in Dawson Creek BC. Major Crimes North investigates with ARI team reviewing.
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Fairview
Alberta
RCMP
Dawson Creek
British Columbia
Rcmp Major Crimes North
Indigenous leaders tell protesters to go home at Muskrat Falls
After a marathon meeting with Premier Dwight Ball, Indigenous leaders say progress on the Labrador megaproject includes environmental safeguards. Nunatsiavut President Johannes Lampe urged demonstrators to return home as an independent advisory committee will monitor the project with provincial federal municipal and Indigenous representatives.
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ST. John’s
Newfoundland and Labrador
Muskrat Falls
Dwight Ball
Labrador
Ball
Nunatsiavut
Johannes Lampe
Lampe
MHPS rolls out two online features to aid service
Medicine Hat Police Service announced two new online tools to improve service delivery. Online reporting covers minor incidents up to 5000 dollars with no suspects, available 24/7. A secure online police information check can be requested via a third party payment system.
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Medicine Hat
MHPS
Mhps.ca
Motz Plans Weekend Home Stops and Office Moves
Motz aims to be home each weekend and sort accommodation in Ottawa. The Third Street downtown constituency office will stay perhaps until January, then move to a location with better access and parking. He considers one permanent office in Medicine Hat and plans to visit other communities for meetings.
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Motz
Ottawa
Third Street
Medicine Hat
Pastor warns amendments may lead to slippery slope
Hein voices concern about a potential slide on amendments while discussing MAID. He would support a patient at St. Peter's seeking assisted death but not be present at administration. He would offer pastoral care to the family afterward. Dr. Silvius says MAID plans focus on who is present, noting family and close friends, with clergy not yet discussed. Rev. Nancy Cocks says the Presbyterian position is still unsettled.
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Hein
St. Peter's
Jim Silvius
Alberta Health Services
Silvius
Nancy Cocks
St. John’s Presbyterian Church
Wettlaufer under peace bond with mental health terms
Wettlaufer must continue treatment with a designated physician, avoid alcohol, observe a curfew, and reside at home or with her parents in Woodstock between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m., except for Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. She appeared in court to answer to the terms and is due by video on November 2.
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Wettlaufer
CAMH
Woodstock
Alcoholics Anonymous
Nancy Gilbert
Toronto
Bethe Wettlaufer
Elizabeth Wettlaufer
Ontario
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