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WRSD taps Hour Zero to increase student safety inside all 17 schools (opens the original)
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Wild Rose School Division (WRSD) has commissioned Hour Zero to provide safety protocols in the event of emergencies or critical incidents. The Alberta-based Hour Zero will provide tools and training to staff and students at all 17 WRSD locations to prepare for everything from severe weather to an active-shooter incident. Describing it as a predictable, consistent response to critical incidents, Superintendent Jodie Mattia says K-12 students in every WRSD facility will be familiarized with the pr
WRSD to bolster student safety following series of near misses (opens the original)
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Following a number of near-miss incidents and illegal passing of school buses, Wild Rose School Division is taking steps to increase safety. The division points to a recent incident on Highway 11 east of Rocky Mountain House, where a truck rear-ended another vehicle that was stopped behind a school bus with flashing red lights. While there was no harm to students on board, those involved were shaken up. Parents throughout the division have also reported more incidents of vehicles illegally passi
Forever Canadian unity bus to make Drayton Valley stop Sept. 25 (opens the original)
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The Forever Canadian Unity bus will be making one more push ahead of the Oct. 19 Alberta Referendum. The tour will make a stop in Drayton Valley Friday Sept. 25 from 4-5 p.m. at Discovery Park. Led by former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk, the campaign has been crisscrossing the province since 2025 rallying Albertans to choose Canada. The stop comes as Forever Canadian says it is shifting its focus to voter turnout as Alberta’s provincial referendum approaches, launching a “Get Out the Vote” cam
Unemployment in Drayton Valley statistical area up to 6.3% in August (opens the original)
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Unemployment in the Drayton Valley statistical area ticked up to 6.3 per cent in August. That’s according to the latest Labour Force Survey from Statistics Canada, which shows a slight increase from the July rate which was 5.7 per cent. Despite the uptick, the Banff-Jasper-Rocky Mountain House and Athabasca-Grande Prairie-Peace River area continues to have among the lowest unemployment rates in the province; a statistical tie with the Red Deer region which posted a 6.2 per cent rate. Across the
Unemployment in Drayton Valley area ticks up to 5.7 per cent; jobs increase nationally (opens the original)
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Unemployment in the Drayton Valley statistical area edged up slightly in July to 5.7 per cent while a rosier picture is being painted for jobs across Canada. The unemployment rate was five per cent in June. That’s according to the latest Labour Force Survey from Statistics Canada. Despite the month-over-month increase, unemployment in the Banff-Jasper-Rocky Mountain House and Athabasca-Grande Prairie-Peace River statistical region remained among the lowest of Alberta’s seven statistical regions.
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