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globalnews.ca | Jordan Prentice
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1 week ago | 
globalnews.ca | Jordan Prentice
The Municipal District of Pincher Creek is urging the provincial government for support in mitigating dust issues on Maycroft Road, a gravel road connecting tourists to the Livingstone Public Land Use Zone. Also known as The Gap, The Livingstone Public Land Use Zone is a recreator’s paradise, offering camping, ATV trails, fishing and more, and the number of tourists visiting the area continues to rise each year.
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globalnews.ca | Jordan Prentice
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globalnews.ca | Jordan Prentice
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2 weeks ago | 
globalnews.ca | Jordan Prentice
The Lethbridge Police Service partnered with Wounded Warriors Canada to launch the Down Regulation Skills Training program, an innovative model designed for police officers who regularly face trauma on the job. While officers are provided with training on how to handle trauma both before and after a related event, there is a lack of support for what to do while an event is occurring.
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2 weeks ago | 
globalnews.ca | Jordan Prentice
A mural that was installed to be a crime deterrent in Cardston, Alta., has been removed after evoking "strong negative emotions from members of the community," according to the town's mayor and council. A now-deleted post on the town's Facebook page featured the mural - a landscape overlooking rolling foothills approaching Chief Mountain and the silhouette of a person on a horse. The mural lined an alleyway that police allege is a hot spot for illegal activity. A statement from Cardston RCMP Sgt.
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4 weeks ago | 
globalnews.ca | Jordan Prentice
The City of Lethbridge is seeking community engagement for an update on its Public Art Master Plan, aiming to activate public spaces, inspire connection and support local artists. The Public Art Master Plan was first passed in 2012, but public art has been a part of Lethbridge's identity since the 1980s. Its collection now consists of 70 installations throughout the city, featuring murals, vinyl wraps, sculptures and more.
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1 month ago | 
globalnews.ca | Jordan Prentice
Located just outside of Cardston in southern Alberta, the Blood Tribe Recovery Community will aim to provide locals struggling with addiction the opportunity to begin their healing journey in a culturally safe environment in their own backyards. Operated by the Blood Tribe Department of Health, the new, 46,000-square-foot facility is equipped with 75 beds offering long-term addiction treatment for up to 300 people per year.
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2 months ago | 
globalnews.ca | Jordan Prentice
Mother Nature appears to be on the right track for agriculture in southern Alberta for the upcoming season, according to Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC). AAFC agroclimate specialist Trevor Hadwen said the province headed into winter in "fairly good conditions.""We did not have any drought, except in the extreme west corner of the province," said Hadwen.
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2 months ago | 
globalnews.ca | Jordan Prentice
The Lethbridge Police Service has charged a 66-year-old man in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a child at a public swimming pool, and officers believe there may be additional victims. Police said on Feb. 10, an 11-year-old boy was approached and sexually assaulted by a man in the men's change room at Stan Siwik Family Pool. Quan Phuoc Tran, 66, was arrested the following day and is charged with sexual assault and sexual interference.
