Fort Saskatchewan is one step closer to a state of the art Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment after officially breaking ground Tuesday.
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Fort Saskatchewan is one step closer to a state of the art Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment after officially breaking ground Tuesday.
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You might read this column with skepticism, arms folded, chin tucked, frown lines creasing your forehead.
If you’re an investor, the golden rules of investing were long ago hammered into your brain.
The first three: Don’t lose money, don’t lose money, don’t lose money.
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A Lethbridge man was charged after police dismantled grow operations from two south-side homes and seized marijuana plants worth about $36,500.
Officers with ALERT’s Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, made up of members of the Lethbridge Regional Police Service and the RCMP, laid the charges following a two-month investigation.
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EDMONTON – Police have arrested a Sherwood Park man following an investigation into claims that he misappropriated more than $400,000 from his clients.
The charges stem from an RCMP commercial crime unit’s investigation into the former Investor Group financial adviser’s dealings with clients between 2001 and 2006.
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EDMONTON – Police seized more than $3 million in marijuana and charged eight people after uncovering several grow operations in Edmonton and northern Alberta.
An integrated team of Edmonton police and RCMP members found 2,233 marijuana plants — 800 ready to harvest with a yield of 125 pounds of pot — on a rural property in Round Lake, 100 kilometres west of the city. If sold on the street, the marijuana would bring in more than $2 million, police said.
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EDMONTON – About 85 marijuana plants have been seized after RCMP executed a search warrant at a Sherwood Park home.
The Strathcona County RCMP drug unit attended a Strathcona Village home about 7:30 a.m. on Monday, seizing the plants and cultivation equipment.
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FORT SASKATCHEWAN – Fort Saskatchewan city council got a first look at the new $10 million RCMP station being considered to replace the city’s existing facility.
The 3,000 sq. m building, or about 32,000 sq. ft., will sit on the southwest corner of a lot next to the Dow Centennial Centre and provide right turn access on and off Highway 21, with southbound traffic leaving the area via Town Crest Road, a yet to be built street that will link Southfort Blvd. to the Dow Centre’s theatre parking lot.
There is, at this time, no plan to incorporate an intersection to allow a left handed turn onto Highway 15 from the proposed RCMP station.
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