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Both the Rural Team Recruitment Grant and the Municipality Supported Clinics Grant will get $6 million over the two years.
The 34-year-old Kissel has racked up an impressive collection of awards since he first started singing professionally at the age of 12.
The changes are included in Bill 31, the Justice Statutes Amendment Act, 2024.
The government is introducing legislation that will divide the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act into two acts, one which is focused on information and the other on privacy.
By: Jeff Turcotte, Al Beeber, Toyin Obatusin
There have been concerns about the safety of the downtown region of Lethbridge for years, and its surrounding areas due to a lack of community support.
During world wars and international conflicts, so many Canadians have lost their lives valiantly fighting for our country and its allies against tyranny and oppression.
Its tourism strategy has a target of increasing tourism revenue from $10 billion annually to $35 billion a year by 2035.
On Thursday, the government disbanded the entire AIMCo board and appointed President of the Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Minister as the sole director and chair until a new board chair is appointed within 30 days.
This year the event is getting a name – Sail and Bail, says Judy Stolk-Ingram, executive director of Career Transitions.
Parker pulled the motion from discussion shortly after deputy mayor Nick Paladino read it to council, agreeing that it should be postponed until City
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