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WEBI was in Grade 2 and an avid Apollo Space Program fan, when William Anders took the photograph which became known as “Earthrise”. The year 1968 was the time of Apollo 8, the first mission to orbit the moon, and a time period when the Tet offensive in Vietnam, the Hong Kong flu pandemic, the assassination of MLK and RFK, the Soviet invasion ...
City might allot LRT Commissionaire budget to more transit police
WEB5 hours ago — On Wednesday, Ward pihêsiwin Coun. Tim Cartmell, who originally brought the fare gate proposal forward, introduced a motion asking staff to examine the impacts if council were to reallocate the LRT Commissionaire budget towards transit police officers, automated passenger counters or other interventions. Council …
Some minors can stay on puberty blockers under new Alberta law, …
WEB1 day ago — The final report of the so-called Cass Review, released in April, concluded that not enough is known to say whether puberty blockers are beneficial for gender dysmorphic minors or safe over the long run, citing the poor quality of existing studies.. Subsequent to the report’s publication, the U.K.’s then Conservative government issued a temporary ban on puberty blockers for minors under ...
Albertans seeks more affordable provincial parks: survey
WEB2 days ago — Albertans would like to see measures making provincial parks more accessible and affordable, and are opposed to more fees, large development and private operators, the results of an Alberta government survey shows. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. The survey sought public feedback to inform development of ...
Edmonton’s next election to cost $4.8 million more with new rules ...
WEB4 days ago — City council is getting a look this week at how the new provincial law for local elections will impact Edmonton’s finances. Edmonton Elections staff estimate it will cost the city $4.8 million more than budgeted in 2025 for a total of $5.8 million by 2026 to adjust, according to a new report.Municipalities must tally votes by hand instead of using electronic vote counters and keep a ...
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WEBChanging Edmonton's Capital Line LRT south plan unpopular but elevated station and crossing may cost $100M more. Scaling back the original $1.085-billion Capital Line LRT south extension plans because of inflated costs was not supported by the vast majority of the 25 public speakers who attended city hall Wednesday. May 3, 2023 Local News.
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WEBAug 29, 2012 — Alberta oil and gas policies harming tax base, public interest: municipalities. Alberta’s United Conservative government is trying to increase production from the province’s declining conventional oil and gas fields at the expense of local tax bases, environmental oversight and the public interest, says the group representing rural ...
Damage in Edmonton city hall attack estimated at $100K, …
WEBJan 26, 2024 — In a Friday news release, Corbould said resuming public meetings in a timely and safe manner is a priority. “Public decision-making meetings are valuable because the efforts of Administration, the governance of City Council and the feedback of Edmontonians come together to build our community,” he stated.
Introducing the new Edmonton Examiner site
WEBDec 11, 2020 — POSTMEDIA FILE PHOTO jpg, SP. Today, we launch an all-new website for The Edmonton Examiner — based on feedback from readers like you. Story continues below. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. You’ll notice a fresh new look and feel, with big images and bold headlines. We’ve also completely rebuilt ...
Alberta ends nearly all COVID-19 restrictions and most mask rules ...
WEBMar 1, 2022 — Alberta will end nearly all COVID-19 restrictions on Tuesday, including most mask rules, Premier Jason Kenney announced Saturday.