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Council urged to 'name and shame' fly tippers - Vimarsana News

Council urged to 'name and shame' fly tippers

PEOPLE guilty of fly-tipping offences in Blaenau Gwent should be “named and shamed”, a senior councillor has said.

Alberta restores use of community peace officers to enforce health orders - Vimarsana News

Alberta restores use of community peace officers to enforce health orders

Justice Minister Kaycee Madu signed the order on Thursday "at the request of municipalities, and given that there is no provincial state of emergency at this time," according to a ministry spokesman.  Ministerial Order 64/2020 was issued on Nov. 27.It allowed all peace officers, which include Level 1 community peace officers and Level 2 officers employed by Alberta Environment and Parks and Environmental Enforcement Services, to hand tickets to anyone found to be in violation of any of the Chief Medical Officer of Health's orders. Without the order in place, enforcement of the PHA would b...

Talks ongoing to extend ability for peace officers to enforce Alberta's Public Health Act - Vimarsana News

Talks ongoing to extend ability for peace officers to enforce Alberta's Public Health Act

  CALGARY -- The three-month time period where peace officers were allowed to issue tickets to Albertans violating the Public Health Act has elapsed, but the government says those powers could be restored if needed. The bulletin, released by the Ministry of Alberta Justice and Solicitor General on Wednesday, announced that the Ministerial Order 64/2020 issued on Nov. 27, 2020 was no longer in effect. The order allowed all peace officers, which include Level 1 community peace officers and Level 2 officers employed by Alberta Environment and Parks and Environmental Enforcement Services, to...