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| Type(s) | Hebdomadaire |
| Langue(s) | Anglais |
| Pays et région | Alberta / Canada |
| Villes(s) | Edmonton |
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Local director reflects a modern pivot in Tennessee Williams' play Something Unspoken
par Liane Faulder le 14/04/2021 à 7:13
In directing the latest Northern Light Theatre production, Trevor Schmidt feels as if he has discovered a secret key that opens a surprising, and yet somehow perfect, new interpretation of a lesser-known work by playwright Tennessee Williams. The play, Something Unspoken, debuts digitally on […]
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Student reps at University of Alberta raise concerns over 'absolutely outrageous' proposed tuition hikes
par Anna Junker le 14/04/2021 à 2:03
Proposed tuition hikes at the University of Alberta are “extreme,” “disappointing” and “outrageous,” according to student representatives. The increases would affect 12 undergraduate and graduate programs and range from 17 per cent to 104 per cent for students […]
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Edmonton Public Schools seeing 'significant increase' in COVID-19 cases in last week: superintendent
par Lauren Boothby le 14/04/2021 à 2:02
Edmonton’s public schools are seeing a “significant increase” in COVID-19 cases, the division’s superintendent told trustees at a board meeting Tuesday. Twenty-seven schools have had COVID-19 cases since April 1, and 34 students and five staff have been infected, said […]
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Edmonton Police Commission proposes stronger partnership to make better use of $7.5-billion annual investment in community safety
par Dustin Cook le 13/04/2021 à 10:34
The Edmonton Police Commission is calling for all community safety agencies to work closer together in order to get better results from the $7.5-billion annual investment. In a report presented to city council last December but just released publicly Monday, commission chairwoman Micki Ruth said […]
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Alberta brewpub company releases new beer to support first responders
par Doug Johnson, Postmedia Content Works le 13/04/2021 à 6:00
A portion of sales from First Call, a blood orange IPA, will go to support first responder charities and organizations around the province
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Edmonton transit activists call on city council to halt planned cash fare increase to $3.75 in May
par Dustin Cook le 12/04/2021 à 10:45
Free Transit Edmonton delivered more than 1,400 signatures to city hall Monday morning calling on city council to halt a planned 25-cent cash fare increase. In the city’s current approved budget, the cash fare is set to increase to $3.75 from $3.50 on May 1. The fare is then scheduled to rise […]
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Alberta ombudsman report recommends 'safety net' for jailed youth held in segregation
par Jonny Wakefield le 12/04/2021 à 9:00
Alberta is one of the few provinces without legislation governing the use of segregation in youth jails, states an independent report recommending an overhaul of the process for isolating young offenders. Last Tuesday, Alberta ombudsman Marianne Ryan released the results of an investigation into […]
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Edmonton doctor urges people with chronic health issues to stay in contact with their physician as survey finds many are avoiding health-care system during pandemic
par Dylan Short le 12/04/2021 à 9:00
An Edmonton doctor is urging those with chronic health conditions to stay connected with their doctors after a national survey found nearly half of Canadians with a long-term diagnosis have not visited their physician during the COVID-19 pandemic. A national survey conducted by health-care company […]