Lasia Kretzel
Reporter at Global News
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2 months ago |
globalnews.ca | Lasia Kretzel
One person was taken into police custody after Mounties responded to a wellness check and reports of shots fired at a home in Langley, B.C., Tuesday afternoon. Langley RCMP say officers were on their way to check on the wellbeing of a person at a home on 236 Street south of 47 Avenue around 3 p.m. when they received multiple calls of gunshots heard in the same area. Several RCMP officers were joined by members of the Integrated Emergency Response Team and Integrated Police Dog Services.
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2 months ago |
globalnews.ca | Lasia Kretzel
With about two weeks left of winter, Alberta's wildfire season - and funding for fire preparedness - have already begun. The province's wildfire season officially begins on March 1 and runs until Oct. 31. According to provincial numbers, Alberta kicked off the season with 10 active wildfires, down from 60 at the same time last year.
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2 months ago |
msn.com | Lasia Kretzel |Nathaniel Dove
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2 months ago |
globalnews.ca | Lasia Kretzel
The ice at the Hockey for All Centre was charged with emotion as the Flames U18 team took on its final match against its local rivals, Balmoral High. In November 2024, the St. Mary's Academy hockey team was told the all-girls private Catholic school was cutting the program. "There's going to be a lot of tears from those girls in the room today and we're very proud of them," parent Shawna Kartusch said.
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2 months ago |
globalnews.ca | Lasia Kretzel
Saskatchewan breweries are bracing for the potential impacts of U.S. President Donald Trump's 25 per cent tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum, which is set to come into effect March 12. "We're preparing for another roller-coaster ride," said Mark Heise, president and CEO of Rebellion Brewing in Regina. Although Canada is a major producer of raw aluminum and has massive smelting capacity, the country does not have rolling mills to produce the thin sheets needed for cans.
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