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Results for :04/21/2012 - 05/21/2012 03:00:14
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Province lifts fire ban in forested areas May 18, 2012 Information Bulletin
The provincial fire ban in the forested areas of Alberta has been lifted. Recent rain and lower temperatures have reduced the wildfire danger across the province.
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2012 Minister's Seniors Service Awards gather outstanding nominations May 18, 2012 Information Bulletin
Over 75 individuals and organizations have been nominated for this year’s Minister’s Seniors Service Awards. This annual awards program recognizes the volunteer efforts of individual Albertans and organizations that make a difference in the lives of seniors.
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Alberta Athletes of the Year named for the 2011 season May 18, 2012 Information Bulletin
Alberta’s 2011 Athletes of the Year span a variety of sports from cross country skiing and aerial freestyle skiing to swimming, skating and kayaking.
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Alberta's exceptional educators honoured with prestigious awards May 18, 2012 Information Bulletin
A select group of Alberta’s kindergarten to Grade 12 teachers and principals will be recognized in Calgary on May 26 as recipients of the province’s Excellence in Teaching Awards. The award recipients were nominated by students, parents, colleagues and communities.
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Recognizing excellence; exploring Alberta May 18, 2012 Information Bulletin
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Royal Tyrrell Museum opens new exhibit featuring Alberta's last sea dragon May 18, 2012 Information Bulletin
A newly named species of 75-million-year-old marine reptile will be unveiled May 19 at the Royal Tyrrell Museum. Alberta’s Last Sea Dragon: Solving an Ancient Puzzle is a new exhibit that unravels some of the mysteries of prehistoric life based only on fossil evidence.
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Travel Alberta Visitor Information Centres open for season May 18, 2012 Information Bulletin
Explore Alberta this summer with the help of staff at 10 Travel Alberta visitor information centres. The seasonal visitor information centres open on May 18. The Canmore visitor information centre is open year round.
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Recommendations address changing wildfire conditions May 18, 2012 News Release
Actions to reduce wildfire threats to communities and increase Alberta’s capacity to fight extreme wildfires are among 21 recommendations from an independent review of last year’s wildfire in the Lesser Slave Lake area.
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Popular campground reopens at Pigeon Lake Provincial Park May 17, 2012 Information Bulletin
Starting today, visitors can begin booking campsites at both of the provincial campgrounds located at Pigeon Lake Provincial Park. More than 400 campsites at Pigeon Lake and Zeiner provincial campgrounds are now open for the May long weekend and with plans to stay open for much of the summer.
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Construction on redesigned Calgary Weir now complete May 17, 2012 Information Bulletin
Improvements to the Calgary Weir provide added safety for recreational users of the Bow River. Rafters, however, are still urged to use caution while navigating the new Harvie Passage rapids.
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Johnson represents Canadian provinces and territories at education meetings in Asia May 16, 2012 News Release
Education Minister Jeff Johnson travels to Korea and China, May 18 to 30, to take part in an international exchange of views on the latest trends and developments in education.
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Paving reduces lanes on Highway 49 south of Peace River May 15, 2012 Travellers' Advisory
Paving work is underway on 23 kilometres of Highway 49 west of Donnelly and 29 kilometres of Highway 49 south of Donnelly.
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Session Notice May 15, 2012 News Release
The first session of the 28th Legislature will begin at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 23, 2012. As of May 8, 2012, His Honour, the Honourable Donald S. Ethell, Lieutenant Governor in Council, signed the Proclamation. The Twenty-Eighth Legislature will open with the election of the Speaker; the Deputy Speaker and Chairman of Committees; and the Deputy Chairman of Committees.
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Fire bans issued for forested areas of Alberta May 14, 2012 News Release
Due to dry conditions and high to extreme wildfire hazard, a fire ban is now in place for forested lands in Alberta, from Waterton Lakes National Park to north of Manning and east to north of Fort McMurray. The fire ban is effective immediately and until further notice.
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Environmental charges laid against oil sands facility May 14, 2012 Information Bulletin
The Alberta government has laid charges against Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. for allegedly releasing a substance into the environment that caused a significant adverse effect and for failing to report the release.
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Community leaders receive special recognition to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee year May 14, 2012 News Release
The Lieutenant Governor of Alberta presented 29 Calgary and area citizens with the Diamond Jubilee Medal this morning in recognition of their exemplary service in a variety of sectors.
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Provincial and federal governments simplify benefit application process for parents of newborns May 14, 2012 News Release
A new federal-provincial automated service gives Alberta parents the convenient option of applying for Canada Child Benefits at the same time as they register their newborn by simply filling out one form — the registration of birth.
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Northern areas of Alberta experiencing high to extreme fire danger May 11, 2012 Information Bulletin
Albertans who live in or visit the province’s forested areas are reminded to take extra care this weekend as dry conditions and strong winds can fuel fast-burning wildfires.
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Wildfire smoke restricts Highway 43 traffic south of Fox Creek May 11, 2012 Travellers' Advisory
Traffic on Highway 43 has been restricted due to wildfire smoke approximately 16 kilometres south of Fox Creek. The northbound lanes have been restricted to one lane and the southbound lanes are fully open. Traffic is being controlled by flagpeople and the speed has been reduced due to heavy smoke.
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Art of William Kurelek and dance extravaganza kick off season at Ukrainian Village May 11, 2012 Information Bulletin
On Monday, May 21, the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village welcomes the summer season with the renowned art of William Kurelek and the spectacle of Ukrainian dance.
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Dinosaurs of the Field: Tractors That Built Alberta opens May 19 at Reynolds-Alberta Museum May 11, 2012 Information Bulletin
Dinosaurs of the Field: Tractors That Built Alberta is the Reynolds-Alberta Museum’s new feature exhibition running to October 14. The exhibition explores giant gasoline powered tractors that ruled Alberta from 1906 to 1921. These early tractors, gigantic and expensive to operate, populated Alberta’s farm fields until a wave of smaller, economical modern vehicles led to their extinction.
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May long weekend marks the return of farmers' markets May 11, 2012 Information Bulletin
Many of Alberta’s seasonal farmers’ markets will be open by the May long weekend, giving Albertans a healthy head-start to the summer.
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Nominations open as search begins for Alberta's volunteer stars May 11, 2012 Information Bulletin
They are found in every community in Alberta; volunteers who give generously of their time and talent to deliver recreational, social and cultural programs to youth, families and Alberta’s most vulnerable citizens. Do you know a volunteer who goes that extra mile? Someone who stands out as a true community hero? They may be a perfect candidate for a Stars of Alberta Volunteer Award.
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Province honours community crime fighters May 11, 2012 Information Bulletin
Individual Albertans, police officers, community organizations, and a business are being recognized for their contributions to making neighbourhoods safer, helping at-risk youth, and raising awareness about crime prevention.
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Royal Alberta Museum offers quality time with curators on International Museum Day May 11, 2012 Information Bulletin
Friday, May 18 is International Museum Day. The Royal Alberta Museum is celebrating with tours of its feature exhibition, Fashioning Feathers, led by curator Cathy Roy . Meanwhile, the museum’s other resident experts will offer a series of “pop-up” presentations on a variety of fascinating subjects.
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Summer family activities; awards honour outstanding Albertans May 11, 2012 Information Bulletin
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Nighttime paving disrupts traffic on southwest Henday May 10, 2012 Travellers' Advisory
Motorists are advised that selective paving work will disrupt traffic on southwest Anthony Henday Drive between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. from May 14 to June 15.
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Drivers asked to keep an eye out for highway cleanup crews May 10, 2012 Travellers' Advisory
Motorists are advised to be cautious when travelling through areas where the annual highway cleanup is taking place.
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Klondyke Ferry near Fort Assiniboine opens for the season May 09, 2012 Travellers' Advisory
Motorists are advised that the Klondyke Ferry near Fort Assiniboine is now operating.
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Approved Orders in Council May 09, 2012 Orders in Council
Cabinet Meeting - May 8, 2012
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New deputy minister roster to head up more focused government structure May 09, 2012 News Release
Alberta Premier Alison Redford named a new line-up of deputy ministers to implement the government’s plan for Alberta, while leading the transition to a more focused government structure.
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New Cabinet team focused on growing Alberta's future May 08, 2012 News Release
Premier Alison Redford has named a new Cabinet team that will help bring about the change that Albertans recently voted for.
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663 charges laid during Highway 63 weekend safety blitz May 07, 2012 News Release
In their ongoing efforts to promote safe driving on Highway 63, extra traffic sheriffs, RCMP, and three commercial vehicle enforcement officers were deployed on Highway 63 this past weekend to help increase road safety for Alberta’s families.
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Paving may delay motorists on Highway 831 near Andrew May 04, 2012 Travellers' Advisory
Motorists can expect delays on Highway 831 near Andrew to accommodate paving.
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Kick off summer safely this May long weekend May 04, 2012 Information Bulletin
Thousands of Albertans will visit Alberta’s beautiful outdoors this May long weekend. By planning ahead, thinking about safety and taking simple steps to protect the environment, Albertans can help make the traditional kick-off to summer enjoyable for all.
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Law Enforcement Review Board hearing schedule for May May 04, 2012 Information Bulletin
The Law Enforcement Review Board has scheduled the following hearings. The board will hear final arguments from the parties in relation to these matters.
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Summer safety; Law Enforcement Review Board hearing schedule May 04, 2012 Information Bulletin
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Eight leaders chosen to receive Alberta's highest honour May 01, 2012 News Release
The Alberta Order of Excellence Council has selected eight outstanding citizens to receive the highest honour the province has to offer. The new members will be invested into the Alberta Order of Excellence later this year for their exemplary records of service on the local, provincial, national and international stage.
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Premier Redford announces new Chief of Staff April 30, 2012 News Release
Premier Alison Redford has named Farouk Adatia as her Chief of Staff.
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Alberta's envoy to Asia returning to Hong Kong April 27, 2012 News Release
Alberta’s envoy to Asia is returning to Hong Kong next week.
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Be prepared for an emergency or disaster April 27, 2012 Information Bulletin
Disasters and emergencies can strike anytime, anywhere. If one happened today, what would you do and who would depend on you for the next 72 hours to stay safe?
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Cleaning highways; preparing for emergencies April 27, 2012 Information Bulletin
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Young Albertans spring clean highways on Saturday, May 5 April 27, 2012 Information Bulletin
Young Albertans will again be out sprucing up the province’s highways while earning money for their clubs and community groups.
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Orders in Council Approved April 26, 2012 April 27, 2012 Orders in Council
HONOURABLE MR. OLSON 152/2012 PROVINCIAL COURT ACT (section 9.24) - Reappoints Judge Michael George Stevens-Guille as a part-time judge of The Provincial Court of Alberta for a term to expire in accordance with section 9.24(8)(c) of the Provincial Court Act. 153/2012 PROVINCIAL COURT ACT (section 9.24) - Reappoints Judge Gerald Ross DeBow as a part-time judge of The Provincial Court of Alberta for a term to expire in accordance with section 9.24(8)(c) of the Provincial Court Act.
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Bleriot Ferry near Drumheller opens for the season April 25, 2012 Travellers' Advisory
Motorists are advised that the Bleriot Ferry near Drumheller is now operating.
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Nighttime bridge maintenance reduces traffic on Highway 63 in Fort McMurray April 25, 2012 Travellers' Advisory
Motorists are advised that traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction on Highway 63 across the Athabasca River Bridge on April 26 between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. to complete bridge maintenance work.
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Nighttime traffic detour on Highway 22X near McKenzie Lake Boulevard and Cranston Boulevard in Calgary April 24, 2012 Travellers' Advisory
Nighttime motorists travelling on Highway 22X near the McKenzie Lake Boulevard SE/Cranston Boulevard SE intersection will be shifted onto a temporary detour this week as part of the Southeast Stoney Trail Project.
Subject : Transportation
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