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The Wetaskiwin Fire Department is observing Fire Prevention Week from Oct. 3 to 9 to encourage Wetaskiwin residents to learn the sounds of fire safety.

The Wetaskiwin Fire Department is observing Fire Prevention Week from Oct. 3 to 9 to encourage Wetaskiwin residents to learn the sounds of fire safety.

The Wetaskiwin Fire Department is observing Fire Prevention Week from Oct. 3 to 9 to encourage Wetaskiwin residents to learn the sounds of fire safety.

On July 29, 2021, Governor Abbott issued Executive Order GA-38 relating to the continued response to the COVID-19 disaster. The order provided requirements and guidance regarding...

Article content Premium Fire Protection Ltd. was fined $225,000 for 15 counts under the Safety Codes Act. The company was also issued a 20 per cent victim fine surcharge, according to a City of Calgary news release. Kurt Bertrand, the company’s president, was fined $25,000 and issued the same surcharge for four violations of the Alberta Fire Code. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Okotoks company fined $270,000 for fire code violations Back to v...

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Director of Community Development $157,248.00 - $200,904.00 Annually Under the direction of the City Manager, this classification directs, plans, organizes, budgets and oversees the activities and programs related to the efficient operations of the Community Development Department. The Community Development Department encompasses the following divisions: Planning, Building and Safety, Code Enforcement and Permits and Licensing.   Examples of Duties The following duties are typical of the vario...

This newsletter links to recent media releases, reports, cases and legislation relating to work health & safety.

Reply A 250-page suit brought by three restaurant owners accuses the government of using of their property to mitigate an emergency. (Shutterstock) LOS ANGELES, CA — Three owners of dine-in restaurants are suing the state and Los Angeles County, demanding compensation for what they say was the governments use of their property to mitigate an emergency when they were forced to stop indoor dining under coronavirus restrictions. James P. Trani, Steve Patrick and John Marvoich brought the 250-pag...

By City News Service Apr 16, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Three owners of dine-in restaurants are suing the state and Los Angeles County, demanding compensation for what they say was the governments use of their property to mitigate an emergency when they were forced to stop indoor dining under coronavirus restrictions. James P. Trani, Steve Patrick and John Marvoich brought the 250-page suit Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleging the forced closures amounted to a government taking, and vi...