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A new Red Deer city council Conduct Code was approved on Tuesday — but it won’t kick in until Feb. 1 to allow council to hire an ethics advisor/integrity commissioner.

The matter should be deat with by October 2024: Office of Information and Privacy

Ritter and Groves also wrote that individual faculty and department statements are not reflective of the university’s official position.

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The club plans to host technical workshops and events where speakers and students can discuss the evolving roles artificial intelligence plays in every industry.

Ignorance of the rule change is no excuse, says Coun. Cindy Jefferies

In what seems to be becoming a frequent occurrence, Red Deer city council is again dealing with a public complaint that a city councillor broke the Council Conduct Code.

Red Deer taxpayers must pay $17,632 for the latest investigation into a Code of Conduct complaint against a Red Deer city councillor.

Student Jakai Martin said they understand the investigation is still underway, but wished the university would have been more proactive in condemning homophobia and hate crimes in general.

A retired judge has filed a State Bar complaint against interim San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins.