On December 22nd ,2010 Peace Regional RCMP executed a warrant on a residence in the Terrace Trailer Park located in Peace River, Alberta. The suspect, Nathan GLADUE was unlawfully at large and had numerous arrest warrants from multiple jurisdictions outstanding. The warrants stemmed from charges of drug trafficking under the controlled drug and substances act to flight [...]
Ten Simple Secrets for Making 2011 Your Happiest Year Yet Are you really, truly happy? If we’re honest, most of us would respond with a reluctant no. Here’s how you can have a different answer next year. By Todd Patkin Happy New Year! Every January 1, in a blur of champagne and party chatter, we [...]
SUSPICIOUS DEATH UPDATE # 1 Sherwood Park, Alberta – The investigation into the suspicious death on a rural property east of Sherwood Park is continuing. The investigation is being conducted by the Strathcona County RCMP General Investigation Section, RCMP Major Crimes Edmonton, RCMP Forensic Identification Specialists and the Alberta Medical Examiner’s Office. The autopsy on the [...]
CNW/ – According to a recent Harris/Decima poll commissioned by the VHS, and funded by the Vancouver Foundation, 71% of Canadians said they are concerned about the humane treatment of farm animals and two-thirds (65%) said a political candidate’s stance on farm animal welfare practices would factor into their voting decision. The poll [...]
SERVICES AND INVESTMENTS ISSUES TOP TEN NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS FOR FINANCIAL CONSUMERS Tips for being safe financial consumers will help promote a prosperous and secure 2011 CNW/ – Canada’s Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments (OBSI) today released its Top Ten Resolutions for 2011, highlighting the ways in which Canadians can help avoid future [...]
By Shawn Buckley Dear Editor I wanted to congratulate Quebec on the end of the Quebec Sovereignty Movement. I would have thought that the Province and Separatist Groups would have announced the end of the Sovereignty Movement to the rest of Canada, but perhaps a big ceremony is being planned and the formal announcement [...]
Payroll tax increases bite wallets across the country Ontario, BC and Nova Scotia hit hardest All income levels in all provinces paying more, with low and middle income families seeing steepest increase The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) today released its annual New Year tax change calculations which provide projected personal income and payroll [...]
Corporate America Gets ‘C’ Grade from Public in 2010 6 in 10 say Corporate America Didn’t Meet Expectations in 2010 7 in 10 have Higher Expectations for 2011 Americans Say Corporate America Recovered From Recession Significantly Better Than Their Own Families NEW YORK, Dec. 28, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — Looking back on 2010, most Americans [...]
Venezuelan President Chavez’ Teflon popularity fraying at the edges By Daniel Duquenal Columnist Troy Media CARACAS, Venezuela, Dec. 19, 2010/ Troy Media/ – Venezuelan heads are spinning in disbelief at President Hugo Chavez’ latest antics. Since the last parliamentary elections, held on September 26, Chavez and the current, lame-duck National Assembly have cancelled [...]
Weekly News December 21st to December 28th , 2010 On December 21st, 2010, Canmore RCMP was dispatched to a broken down vehicle on the highway. On arrival, police discovered that one of the occupant was highly intoxicated. Check on the occupant revealed that she was bound by a Probation Order with conditions to abstain [...]
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