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The new EU Ambassador visited the College last week to see how Imperial researchers work with European partners to address shared challenges. Mr Pedro Serrano, who has been the European Union Ambassador to the United Kingdom since November 2022, visited the College last week to meet the Imperial community. President Professor Hugh Brady welcomed the Ambassador and discussed the importance of European partnerships and collaboration to UK education and science.

After a lull in the warm weather, hot conditions are building back into Alberta. We take a look at what that will mean for the fire season, and what we can expect this year.

Mason County High School has partnered with the Maysville Fire Department to introduce a new pathway to students.

An early May heat wave primed the province for a fiery explosion with record-high temperatures in Edmonton, Calgary, Red Deer, Vegreville, Fort Chipewyan and Rocky Mountain House.

Aspiring and current firefighters can count on Western Nevada College to make their career choice more rewarding. WNC is fast becoming a higher learning institution where individuals pursuing firefighting as their profession or firefighters looking to advance their career can receive the necessary education to make it happen.

Effective May 15, Deputy Chief Nicholas Marsan will be named the Emergency Management Director for the Town of Westport and as Acting Chief of the Fire Department.

B.C. Wildfire crews in northeastern B.C. are battling a fire that temporarily closed Highway 97 Wednesday.

Royce R. McDunn of Great Falls, born April 25, 1948, being a stickler for punctuality and organization, left this world on his 75th birthday, April 25, 2023.

Cobre Valley Institute of Technology (CVIT) provides specialized vocational education, now known as Career & Technical Education (CTE), to students within the copper corridor of southern Gila county and eastern Pinal county, including Superior.