Pipestone Flyer
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
RCMP Auxiliary Constable Jill Moritz (center) received an award for her 15 years, and over 2,400 hours of service.
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Red Deer COVID cases continue to fall
114 cases in Red Deer, down one from Saturday
Pride in Maskwacis
The 4th inaugural Maskwacis Pride crosswalk painting took place on Saturday 12, 2020.
Manluk Centre re-opens to the public
Drop in and registered programs will be available; one-third facility capacity to be followed.
Leduc RCMP request assistance to identify armed robbery suspect
Leduc RCMP are looking for male responsible for an armed robbery at Super Car and RV Wash in Leduc.
Alberta launches COVID vaccine lottery with million-dollar prizes to encourage uptake
The premier says the lottery will offer three prizes worth $1 million a piece, as well as other prizes
Canada donating 13M surplus COVID-19 vaccine doses to poor countries
Trudeau says the government will pay for 87 million shots to be distributed to poor countries
Communities grapple with what to do with former residential and day schools
Some tear them down as a tool to help healing, others repurpose them as tools for moving forward
Pair charged in Saskatchewan Mountie’s death make first court appearance
Const. Shelby Patton was hit by an allegedly stolen truck that he had pulled over Saturday morning
Appeal Court rejects stay for Alberta couple facing third trial in son’s death
Pair accused in their earlier trials of not seeking medical attention for their son sooner
CFL football will be played this summer in Canada
Governors vote unanimously in favour to start the ‘21 campaign on Aug. 5
Indigenous people can now reclaim traditional names on their passports and other ID
Announcement applies to all individuals of First Nations, Inuit and Métis background
Thinner Mints: Girl Scouts have millions of unsold cookies
Since majority of cookies are sold in-person, pandemic made the shortfall expected
Terror charges laid against London attack suspect
Crown says Nathaniel Veltman’s four counts of first-degree murder constitute an act of terrorism
Indigenous child-welfare battle heads to court despite calls for Ottawa to drop cases
Feds are poised to argue against two Canadian Human Rights Tribunal rulings
