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I'm Here: Calgary, Alberta Canada

I am on a journey of faith in following the call of God on my life to help in bringing new life into the world.

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Alberta's right turns

Like Ontario once upon a time, Alberta still boasts a Progressive Conservative dynasty spanning roughly four decades. Now, however, the Alberta Tories are in a tizzy, redolent with self-doubt as voter support tumbles to record lows.

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Kevin Libin: Danger in all directions for Alberta's Tories

If Premier Ed Stelmach, facing a test of his party leadership this weekend, had hoped for something, finally, to knock from Alberta’s front-pages and call-in shows the relentless cascade of flu vaccine debacles in his province, he got his wish Thursday. Unlucky for him, the news that elbowed out more than a week of unpleasant headlines about six-hour flu-shot waits, vaccine shortages and clinic...

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Kevin Libin: Paranoia runs deep at Alberta's PC convention

Just because certain Alberta PC delegates planning to reject their leader this weekend are paranoid, is no guarantee certain people in the party aren’t out to get them. And as soon as Tories began trickling into Red Deer’s Capri Convention Centre Friday, the suspicion intensified when delegates noticed that the secret ballots they were issued upon registration were all numbered. “This...

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Alberta health officials fired over Flames' flu shots

Alberta's health board said Friday a second person has been fired for helping set up a private clinic for Calgary Flames players and their families to get the H1N1 flu vaccine.

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The Fraser Institute: The Fraser Institute: Alberta Schools Honoured for Academic Performance and Improvement at Annual Weston Awards

CALGARY, ALBERTA (MARKET WIRE) Sixty-six schools from across Alberta were recognized for ongoing academic improvement and achievement at the annual Garfield Weston Awards for Excellence in Education dinner in Calgary Thursday.

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Riders Win First!

Riders are First in the West! The game was clinched by a 30 yard scamper and subsequent touchdown by Regina City councilor Chris Szarka! Have fun next week in Calgary, Eskimoes!...

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Reeves Offers Unemployed Albertans a Way Back into the Workforce

Retraining options available as unemployment rate in the province continues to climb (PRWeb Nov 7, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Reeves/Employment/prweb3173224.htm

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Iginla nets winner for Flames against Rangers

CALGARY, Alberta (AP) -Jarome Iginla scored the go-ahead goal and Miikka Kiprusoff made 32 saves as the Calgary Flames beat the New York Rangers 3-1 Saturday night for their third win in a row.

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Shailaz Dhalla – 2009 Calgary Top 40 under 40

Counsel, Alberta Utilities Commission, Counsel, Age: 28 by Bruce Ramsey After graduating from the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Laws in 2006, Shailaz Dhalla articled and practiced with Fraser Milner Casgrain. And just a year and four months after being called to the bar, she accepted a position as counsel with the Alberta Utilities Commission, [...]

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surrealism, post-war theory, and the avant-garde

Friday 27 – Saturday 28 November 2009 17.15 – 19.00, 27 November 10.00 – 18.30, 28 November (with registration from 9.30) Kenneth Clark Lecture Theatre, The Courtauld Institute of Art, London Friday Public Lecture: Professor Allan Stoekl (Penn State), ‘The Drift: Surrealism, Situationism and Postsustainable Strategies of Gleaning’ Friday 27 November, 17.30-19.00, followed...

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Edmonton Notes for 11/7/2009

Here are my weekly Edmonton notes: The City received a national award this week for the Alberta Avenue Revitalization Initiative, which began in 2005. Global TV took the News Hour on the road to the neighbourhood this week, and posted some photos here. Also this week, Prince Charles presented Mayor Mandel with the Prince of Wales Prize [...]

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Satya Das: Girding for a fight

Satya Das has a message about the oil sands that most fellow Albertans don't want to hear. But he's determined to make them hear it, and he wouldn't expect anything less than a good western backlash.

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Canada West Round up

Alberta (3-0) 74, Winnipeg (0-3) 56 The Bears claim a solid road win at the Duckworth Center as Jamaal Bucknor gets 16 points and 7 boards while freshman Jordan Baker finishes with 15. The Bears led by 9 at 37-28 at halftime and extended the lead to 13 after three quarters. After a Wesmen run got the game back to within 9 early in the fourth quarter, Alberta quickly pushed away to their largest lead...

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Bulatci plotted to quiet N.W.T. murder witness: recordings

The Edmonton man accused of killing an RCMP officer in Hay River, N.W.T., in 2007 plotted to silence a witness afterward, a jury in Yellowknife heard Friday.