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One Dead, Seven Wounded In Savannah Shooting - Vimarsana News

One Dead, Seven Wounded In Savannah Shooting

A shooting in Savannah left one person dead and seven others injured, including a toddler, police said Saturday. The shooting happened late Friday at an apartment complex when someone inside a dark-colored or red sedan fired rounds into a crowd of people gathered outside, police said. No suspects have been arrested.

Source: wabe.org
1 dead, 7 wounded in Savannah, Georgia shooting - Vimarsana News

1 dead, 7 wounded in Savannah, Georgia shooting

The shooting happened late Friday at an apartment complex when someone inside a dark-colored or red sedan fired rounds into a crowd of people gathered outside, police said.

One dead, seven wounded in Savannah shooting - Vimarsana News

One dead, seven wounded in Savannah shooting

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — A shooting in Savannah left one person dead and seven others...

Tsuut'ina takes AGLC, province to court over online gambling website - Vimarsana News

Tsuut'ina takes AGLC, province to court over online gambling website

Author of the article: Sammy Hudes Publishing date: Apr 07, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  The Alberta government is betting on a new gaming website to attract gamblers away from unregulated international sites and keep the money in the province. Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis officials estimate Playalberta.ca will generate $3.74 million for the province in 2021. Photo by Supplied/Screen shot /jpg Article content The Tsuut’ina Nation and Stoney Nakoda First Nation are taking Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis to court over the la...

First Nations say Alberta review of coal project falls short, ask feds to get involved - Vimarsana News

First Nations say Alberta review of coal project falls short, ask feds to get involved

EDMONTON — Two of southern Alberta's largest First Nations have asked the federal government to step into an environmental review of a coal mine proposed for the Rocky Mountains. In a letter to federal Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson, the Siksika and Kainai say the review planned by Alberta's energy regulator of the Montem Resources Tent Mountain proposal falls far short. "The proposed provincial review by the Alberta Energy Regulator is insufficient to appropriately identify the impacts to areas of federal jurisdiction, including on Kainai’s rights," says the letter from Chief Ro...