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This action appeared at first glance to be what Conservative Leader Piere Poilievre has been asking of NDP, however, it is not clear if this could lead to a confidence vote to force an early election.
The Annual Terry Fox School run is a tradition that pays tribute to Terry Fox, an 18-year-old man who lost his leg to cancer.
St. Anthony's held its annual Awards Night on Tuesday, September 10. 15-year-old Jasper O'Dwyer was presented the prestigious award.
The Royal Tyrrell Museum is on track for another banner year, with visitation continuing to rise.
Fly on the Wall at DVSS Terry Fox Run Students at DVSS have worked hard to make a difference for those fighting cancer through their annual Terry Fox School Walk Run.
The long-awaited Trochu Seniors Housing facility has ceremoniously broken ground. In the middle of a field west of the Arboretum, dignitaries and
Mayor Martin Gauthier tells the Mail the project has been in the works for a few years.
A post was created on a local Facebook page alleging the village has covertly granted a tax reduction for property in the community, based on a resident's medical condition.
About 19 people came out to its formation meeting on Wednesday, September 18. They are now in the process of registering as a non-profit society.
Members of the Drumheller Fire Department once again shined at the national FireFit Competition, bringing home a pile of hardware.
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