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Like that. He would go to work. Come home. Take care of himself and his pets. He was loving and caring. Its hard. I dont know. Q now this is a picture on 28yearold timothy sherod. He was found dead in his car in a quiet neighborhood in accokeek yesterday. As it stands right now police are still searching for his killer. They need leads. We will have more on the investigation in the 5 00 hour. You will hear more from the father grieving and pleading for help. He will tell us more about how specia...

Do life sentence. Brad the police are investigating to find out two things. First, what happened here . Was the gun visible to the driver of the car. They are looking at Surveillance Video from the businesses to determine that. They are also looking at what happened the night before. In the last ten minutes, i have been able to review an incident report from this alleged exchange between the girl that was in the car with her father and nate mckinnon. The allegation is that mckinnon pointed a rif...

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The province says it will amend the bill to clarify cabinets ability to oust a councillor as well as to repeal or amend local bylaws.

The bill includes several elements aimed at accelerating housing development but the federal government says it may do the reverse.

Finance Minister Nate Horner said his department advised against releasing the data because its incomplete.

The organization representing more than 250 Alberta municipalities accused the province Monday of ushering so-called “big money” back into local politics via its controversial Bill 20, something Premier Danielle Smith denied.

The province says it will amend the bill to clarify cabinets ability to oust a councillor as well as to repeal or amend local bylaws.

Democracy, at least at the local level, could be at threat following the provinces introduction of Bill 20.