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Hailing from Rochester, New York, comes a comic who has been offending audiences for the better part of 30 years. Mike Dambra, the ‘smart ass king of comedy’ will be headlining this Saturday night at the Hideout Pub.

In an effort to keep transportation fees for parents as low as possible, Rocky View Schools (RVS) board of trustees voted May 1 to amend the attendance area for Bow Valley High School to create a savings of $199,000 for its transportation department.

Fire rescue is a dangerous job, it entails hours of training and retraining to combat claustrophobia, exercises to control breathing in intense situations and extreme preparedness to enter the most dangerous of situations at a moment’s notice.

In an effort to keep transportation fees for parents as low as possible, Rocky View Schools (RVS) board of trustees voted May 1 to amend the attendance area for Bow Valley High School to create a savings of $199,000 for its transportation department.

Fire rescue is a dangerous job, it entails hours of training and retraining to combat claustrophobia, exercises to control breathing in intense situations and extreme preparedness to enter the most dangerous of situations at a moment’s notice.

Constable Nathan Moore has come a long way from high school art class masterpieces and superhero doodles. Now, his artwork is less about heroes, and more about villains.

The Province of Alberta is reviewing statements of concern submitted in relation to the highly controversial Bingham Crossing development. According to Alberta Environment, the department has received 43 submissions.

Bow Valley High School (BVHS) Grade 10 student Amy Chiddle will be riding to raise money for Wellspring Calgary May 25. “I was inspired by WeDay, an International Motivational Speakers Day,” said Chiddle.

A recent report on shale gas extraction by the Council of Canadian Academies has found that “more research and information is needed on the potential environmental impacts that could result from this process (in Canada)”.

Constable Nathan Moore has come a long way from high school art class masterpieces and superhero doodles. Now, his artwork is less about heroes, and more about villains.