If the caller needs police, they are transferred to an operation centre in Prince George, which is responsible for dispatching all RCMP calls across the northern region. If an ambulance is required, the fire department...
Oct 18, 2022 | BRITISH COLUMBIA, Living, News, Politics, PROVINCES Emergency crews from police, fire and ambulance services attended a downtown fire in Prince Rupert on May 1. UBCM is calling on the province to take more of a...
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Updated with information from Alberta Environment Minister Sonya Savage. Environment Canada issued a statement March 13 saying the seepage from Imperial Oil’s Kearl mine site, which is upstream of Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) and Mikisew Cree First Nation, is… [ ... Read More ]
The Isabel Bader Centre will play host to a first of its kind event in Kingston that aims to be a celebration and sharing of Indigenous culinary arts. Tourism Kingston says the event focuses on Call to Action #83 from… [ ... Read More ]
Pincher Creek town council narrowly approved first reading of a $4-million borrowing bylaw to pay for a new curling rink at the Community Recreation Centre at 948 Hyde St. Council then unanimously voted to expand the project in hopes of… [ ... Read More ]
The Government of Nunavut continues to deal with a fuel spill that has closed Taloyoak’s Netsilik School, with no timeline on when students and staff will be able to return. In the meantime, students have been learning at the community… [ ... Read More ]
Edmonton-based Métis citizen Keith Diakiw is the founder of Talking Rock Tours – the first ever geo-educational hiking and sightseeing adventure company that is 100 percent Indigenous owned. It offers tours of various historical and geological locations in Alberta through a scientific… [ ... Read More ]
