Friday, October 20th
- Grande Prairie RCMP and the ALERT team have three in custody on human trafficking charges.
The full story is in our news feed on the app. - Chief Isaac Laboucan-Avirom of the Woodland Cree First Nation has expressed frustration over the cancelling of the Eagle Spirit Pipeline.
The project was shut down in the House of Commons. The “No More Pipelines Act” was attempted to be repealed, led by Peace River-Westlock MP Arnold Viersen, but opposition quickly closed and adjourned debate on the action. - Less than a week into Alberta’s latest COVID-19 vaccination rollout, some pharmacists have to cancel appointments after running out of supply.
Pharmacists are limited to order 100 doses per week to ensure distribution across locations, but can request more. - Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre speaking out about the proposed Alberta Pension Plan.
“I encourage Albertans to stay in the CPP.” Also stating that he will “protect and secure the CPP for Albertans and all Canadians” - Israel bombarding Gaza with air strikes today.
Israel’s Defense Minister hinting at a ground invasion as they evacuate a town close to the Lebonese border. - Rolling Stones release their new album Hackney Diamonds today.
Their first album in 18 years features Elton John, Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, Lady Gaga, and more! - New Movie Opening Tonight: Killers of the Flower Moon.
Stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, Tantoo Cardinal, Lily Gladstone. - S%@#!!!!! (Snow, that is)
It’s in the forecast for all areas by Saturday Night and into Sunday. - Canadian Soccer Legend Christine Sinclair has announced her retirement from the National Team.
Sinclair is the all-time world leader for international goals (190 in 327 games). - NWJHL Tonight:
GP @ Dawson, Sexsmith @ Fairview, Beaverlodge @ FSJ - NHL Action: Calgary visits Columbus at 5:00 on SN1
- Calgary Stampeders play BC tonight.
The Stamps would clinch a playoff spot if they win, and Saskatchewan loses tomorrow.
Calgary is eliminated if they lose and Saskatchewan wins.