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Sep 28, 2024 |
reddeeradvocate.com | Lana Michelin
I was amazed by how fast days flew by when I first started working as a journalist. Seemed it was Monday, then Friday. Where did the work week go? Soon decades were flying by — and suddenly I find I’ve been an Advocate reporter for 33 years. When did that happen? On Friday, I finally stepped off the local news track to early-retire from the job. But not without a bittersweet look back at a very fulfilling, purpose-driven career that was also incredibly immersive.
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Sep 26, 2024 |
reddeeradvocate.com | Lana Michelin
Alberta municipalities voted by nearly 86 per cent against a provincial ban on electronic vote counters on Thursday — but this didn't budge Alberta Premier Danielle Smith from resisting their use in future elections. Smith initially spoke about having "trust and confidence" in municipalities, because "you understand what your residents need more than anyone" when she addressed more than 1,000 delegates at the Alberta Municipalities conference in Red Deer.
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Sep 26, 2024 |
pipestoneflyer.ca | Lana Michelin
Growing homelessness in Alberta will be discussed this week when more than 1,000 municipal representatives from across the province convene in Red Deer for the 2024 ABmunis Convention and Trade Show.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
reddeeradvocate.com | Lana Michelin
The city is looking for committee members to help create a new economic development model for Red Deer. Ten volunteers are needed to sit on the newly created Ad Hoc Economic Development Committee, which was formed during focus group sessions for the Red Deer 2050 visioning plan. Applicants will need to complete a form and submit it to the city's legal and Legislative Services before Oct. 7.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
reddeeradvocate.com | Lana Michelin
Susan Strong has climate anxiety. "I used to worry about what the world will be like in future, for my children and grandchildren — but climate change is already happening to us," said Strong on Wednesday, when the late September temperature was climbing to 29 C in Red Deer. She lists various extreme-weather related disasters — from the annual wildfires that destroyed parts of Jasper and Fort McMurray to floods, monsoons and hurricanes in the Caribbean, Europe, Asia and elsewhere.
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