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Fort McMurray Sees No New COVID-19 Cases, Three Additional Recoveries - Vimarsana News

Fort McMurray Sees No New COVID-19 Cases, Three Additional Recoveries

Fort McMurray is seeing another slight drop in active COVID-19 cases. The province announced on Friday 314 new...

Court Grants Temporary Injunction To Stop Council's Plan To Refuse Transferring 911 Calls - Vimarsana News

Court Grants Temporary Injunction To Stop Council's Plan To Refuse Transferring 911 Calls

A temporary injunction has been granted to prevent the RMWB from refusing to transfer EMS 911 calls to Alberta...

Fort McMurray Adds Two New COVID-19 Cases, Four Additional Recoveries - Vimarsana News

Fort McMurray Adds Two New COVID-19 Cases, Four Additional Recoveries

Fort McMurray is seeing another slight drop in active COVID-19 cases. Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta's Chief Medic...

AHS, Province File Court Injunction To Continue Taking Local EMS 911 Calls - Vimarsana News

AHS, Province File Court Injunction To Continue Taking Local EMS 911 Calls

By Jaryn Vecchio Fire Chief Jody Butz with a local dispatcher // Photo supplied by RMWB Wood Buffalo council met on Tuesday where they approved a motion from Mayor Don Scott to have the local emergency communications centre once again handle all medical emergencies. According to regional emergency services, they’ve had to intervene in roughly 20 per cent of calls since AHS took over in mid-January. In a release, AHS says the joint application has been filed with the Court of Queen’s Bench. “This is not a step we take lightly, however it is necessary to ensure ambulances continue...

18-Year-Old Fort McMurray Man Charged With Second Degree Murder Following Disappearance Of 24-Year-Old Woman - Vimarsana News

18-Year-Old Fort McMurray Man Charged With Second Degree Murder Following Disappearance Of 24-Year-Old Woman

By Jaryn Vecchio Jace Jordan Charles // Photo supplied by RCMP An 18-year-old Fort McMurray man is being charged with second-degree murder. On January 29, Wood Buffalo RCMP reported 24-year-old Diyana Adil Mohamed missing after she had not been seen for four days. Alberta RCMP’s Major Crimes South Unit soon took over the investigation and now believe she was killed, however, her body has still not been found. Jace Jordan Charles was arrested on February 3, charged with second-degree murder and indignity to a body. Charles and Mohamed were known to each other. He remains in police cu...