Fort McMurray Today
Fort McMurray Today is a newspaper located in Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada. This tabloid publishes twice a week and also offers a free supplementary tabloid every Thursday to residents throughout the city. Owned by Postmedia, Fort McMurray Today serves as the official newspaper for the area, addressing various issues relevant to the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. In 2017, the publication received a National Newspaper Award for its reporting on the 2016 Fort McMurray Wildfire, sharing the honor with the joint newsrooms of the Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Sun.
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fortmcmurraytoday.com | Vince McDermott
“I hope people walk away disagreeing, that they’ll question why they sided with one character over another, or whether inaction is ever justified," says artistic director Hanna Fridhed. • Article contentThe Swamp Rat Experience is performing the inaugural show at the King Street Theatre with a performance that the Fort McMurray-based theatre company hopes will challenge audiences and provoke conversation.
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fortmcmurraytoday.com | Vince McDermott
Advertisement 1The cause of the June 3 fire is still being investigated. • Article contentNo injuries have been reported after Fort McMurray firefighters stopped flames spreading across backyards in Thickwood after a shed caught on fire on Tuesday morning. Advertisement 2Article contentRegional Emergency Services says shortly after 2:30 a.m. on June 3, firefighters were called to reports of a fire on Caldwell Crescent.
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fortmcmurraytoday.com | Vince McDermott
Advertisement 1Flett was remembered as as a kind and creative woman who loved her daughter. Her killer is expected to be sentenced for second-degree murder later this month. • • Article contentCrown prosecutors are asking that Timothy McDougall, a Fort McMurray man who murdered his common-law partner three years ago and hid her body in a Rubbermaid container, be ineligible for parole for a maximum of 25 years. McDougall’s lawyer is asking for 14 years.
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fortmcmurraytoday.com | Vince McDermott
Advertisement 1The $16.1-million, 12,000 square-foot centre will be operated by the Fort McKay Métis Nation and open to the entire community. • Article contentThe Fort McKay Community Centre has opened on time and on budget after two years of construction after a ribbon-cutting ceremony was hosted in the community on Tuesday afternoon. Advertisement 2Article contentThe $16.1-million, 12,000 square-foot centre will be operated by the Fort McKay Métis Nation and open to the entire community.
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fortmcmurraytoday.com | Vince McDermott
Advertisement 1The suspect surrendered to police after officers were unable to find him after the incident was reported on the Chipewyan Prairie First Nation. • Article contentA man who reportedly pointed a firearm at another man has been arrested, say Wood Buffalo RCMP. Advertisement 2Article contentPolice say the reported incident happened at around 10:30 a.m. on May 30 on the Chipewyan Prairie First Nation south of Fort McMurray.
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