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    David Guetta ft. Akon
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    Jay Sean ft. Sean Paul and Lil Jon
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Recent News

Judge orders voir dire

Wednesday, 10 March 2010
The Syncrude trial has taken an interesting turn.
A provincial judge ruled today that statements made by more than 20 Syncrude employees to government investigators, after hundreds of ducks died on a tailings pond, must be subject to a voir dire or a trial within a trial.
Prosecutors and defence lawyers must now make arguments on whether the statements are suitable in the case.
Syncrude is facing both federal and provincial charges for the deaths of over 1600 ducks in a toxic tailings pond in April 2008.
 

Questions raised over CAO's qualifications

Wednesday, 10 March 2010

It wasn't a vote against the person but a preference to have someone chosen with a deeper profile in operating the region.

That's what Councillor David Blair said after voting against appointing Kelly Kloss as Acting CAO, at last night's council meeting.

Councillor Mila Byron also voted against Kloss - after expressing issues with his level of education and experience.

Mix News spoke with Kloss who says he has enough experience with 30 years in the municipal field and a Masters in Business Administration.

Kloss had been working as Deputy CAO since November 2008 before becoming Acting CAO in September of last year.
 

Highway 881 checkstop

Wednesday, 10 March 2010

In light of March being occupant restraint month, Wood Buffalo RCMP conducted a checkstop on highway 881 last night.

One hundred and 50 vehicles were stopped, and open liquor tickets were given out to three of them.

Two 24-hour suspensions were also handed out, and two drivers were suspended.

Police say they want to remind the public that open liquor inside a vehicle, accessible to ANY occupant, will result in a  $115 fine.

They also say operating a vehicle when suspended will result in a court appearance, and your vehicle will also be seized for 30-days.
 
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