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'We need more men talking about the issue': Advocates against domestic abuse underscore prevention plans (opens the original)
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Advocates have long decried what they see as a frustrating reality of domestic abuse: Institutions usually address those offences after the crime has been committed. A new report adds to a growing movement that focuses on interventions before a woman is victimized. Those actions involve encouraging the perpetrators, most of whom are men, to seek help for any mental health issues before their behaviours result in violence. “Often, what police do is they work on a victim safety plan, which puts th
Calgary-Glenmore's NDP MLA Nagwan Al-Guneid not running for re-election (opens the original)
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Alberta NDP MLA Nagwan Al-Guneid, who represents Calgary-Glenmore, has decided not to seek re-election next fall. “After a great deal of thought and reflection, I have made the difficult decision that I will not seek a second term in the next provincial election,” Al-Guneid wrote in a statement. “I believe that public service is not just a job, it’s a calling and it does not begin or end with holding elected office. There are many ways to contribute, and I look forward to continuing to serve Alb
Seniors could see rise in private insurance premiums with Bill 11 rollout on Oct. 1, say industry experts (opens the original)
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Significant changes to access to supplemental health benefits are coming for seniors and Albertans on non-group plans as the province is set to become the payer of last resort next week. Industry experts say private health insurance premiums could rise, as they have stayed historically low since those plans were only used to cover the 30 per cent deductible for drug costs under the provincial program. The rule also has implications for companies forced to continue benefit plans for their employe
Calgary man will get his $125,000 Stampede 50/50 winnings after all (opens the original)
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The Calgary Stampede has decided to pay the winnings from its raffle draw to an individual who was denied the prize after the organization said he was too late to claim it. Curtis Geiger had bought his ticket for the Showband 50/50 draw, worth $125,150, in July at the summer festival before heading to Greece for a vacation. More than 30 days later, he realized he had won, but was told he had only 48 hours from the announcement to claim the prize. “You go from a high to an extreme low, and disapp
Provincial gas tax will be removed Oct. 1, government announces (opens the original)
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Alberta drivers won’t have to pay the 13-cent provincial fuel tax when buying gas from Oct. 1 until the end of the year, Premier Danielle Smith announced Tuesday. “If you drive a modest vehicle, with 60 litres, you’d save 38 bucks more on a fill versus what you’d have in Labrador,” Smith said during a speech hosted by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, where she pitched her government’s economic track record ahead of the Oct. 19 referendum, in which Albertans will vote on the fate of the province’
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