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Top Stories This Week - May 18, 2011
 
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POS Conference an onverwhelming success
Ken Zaistsoff, public consultation and regulatory affairs coordinator for Shell Canada was one of several industry speakers at last week’s Peace Oil Sands Conference at the Sawridge Inn & Conference Centre in Peace River. The event, hosted by the Regional Economic Development Network, helped facilitate discussion between industry, elected officials and local entrepreneurs
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POS Conference an onverwhelming success
More than 160 local contractors, elected officials and community representatives were on hand in Peace River at the Sawridge Inn & Conference Centre May 10 to take part in the first annual Peace Oil Sands Conference.
High school graduation events start this weekend at G.P Vanier
Almost 80 high school students in the Smoky River region mark another milestone in their lives when then celebrate valediction in the next few weeks as schools honour Grade-12 students.
McLennan RCMP welcomes new constable
The McLennan RCMP detachment is pleased to welcome a new constable to its ranks.
Families may leave for subsidized childcare
Low-income families who require child care will soon be shut out in the local region for these services even though they are eligible for funding support by the provincial government.
Wildfire ravages Slave Lake (Click for photos and story, SouthPeaceNews.com)
As much as half the town of Slave Lake - including hundreds of buildings – may have burned May 15 as wildfires spread through the town causing catastrophic damage to the town of just over 7,000 people.
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SRE Commentary: It seemed like a good idea
Last week, I heard of a friend who told her husband, ‘"You know, that’s a very serious oil spill up at Little Buffalo. I can smell the fumes and you know something else? Those fumes are actually making me ill.’’
SRE From The Hip: Our patience on gas prices running on empty
If you're like the majority of Canadians you've probably spent some time scratching your head this past week over the recent hike in gas prices at the pumps.
SRE And That's The Scoop: Is addiction with social media eroding our communities?
Is growing use of social media devices among our children and youth starting to erode our communities and youth programs?
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Spotlight: Hoopin’ it up at Kinuso Outreach
First Nations dance and arts highlighted the day at Kinuso Outreach May 6.
Spotlight: Avoid conflict with wildlife, be prepared
Avoidance is the best policy when it comes to encounters with wildlife predators when hiking, hunting or camping in nature, according to Tim Krikun, Fish and Wildlife Officer with Sustainable Resource and Development in High Prairie.
Digger's Corner: Getting rid of that pesky boyfriend or girlfriend made easy
It happens. You get in a relationship that is going absolutely nowhere but you just don’t know how to end it.
Natural Health: Rhubarb- The first taste in spring
Rhubarb is actually a vegetable that is usually identified as a fruit. It is high in potassium and contains a fair amount of iron. The calcium in 1 cup (250 ml) of cooked rhubarb is twice that of the same amount of milk.
Your Horoscope for the third week of May
Famous Birthdays: May 15 David Charvet, Actor (39) May 16 Tracey Gold, Actress (42) May 17 Jordan Knight, Singer (41) May 18 Tina Fey, Actress (41) May 19 Rachel Appleton, Actress (19) May 20 Cher, Actress/Singer (65) May 21 Lisa Edelstein, Actress (45)
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