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Article content Raising concerns over provincial funding cuts — including reduced supports for at-risk kids that one trustee called “cruel” — public school officials gave next year’s $1.3-billion budget a final stamp of approval Thursday. Despite growing enrolment and ongoing challenges around special needs students, the Calgary Board of Education received flat funding from the UCP government for 2021-22, forcing them to stretch limited resources in a year expected to involve a myriad of post-pandemic difficulty. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your b...

Parks and Recreation host drive-thru event for San Antonians to adopt free fruit trees FacebookTwitterEmail 1of16 San Antonio Parks and Recreation’s new tree mascot, Parker the Texas Red Oak, helps gives away 600 fruit trees with staff and volunteers at Texas A&M San Antonio on Saturday, March 6, 2021.Marvin Pfeiffer /Staff PhotographerShow MoreShow Less 2of16 San Antonio Parks and Recreation’s new tree mascot, Parker the Texas Red Oak, playfully holds up an “adopt me” sign while giving away 600 fruit trees with the help of staff and volunteers at Texas A&M San Antonio on Saturday, Ma...

15th Finance Commission recommends maintaining vertical devolution at 41 pc ANI | Updated: Feb 01, 2021 21:08 IST New Delhi [India], February 1 (ANI): In order to maintain predictability and stability of resources, especially during the pandemic, the report of 15th Finance Commission (FC) on Monday recommended maintaining the vertical devolution at 41 per cent, the same as in its report for 2020-21. The 15th FC's report, with 117 core recommendations, was tabled in Parliament on Monday. According to an official release of Finance Ministry, the vertical de...

CHEYENNE — Through the Business Relief Program, more than $419.9 million was awarded to 8,576 applicants with a total of 39,149 full-time employees. More than 7,000 unique Wyoming businesses (6,664) and nonprofits (396) benefited. The Legislature initially allocated $325 million for the program and Governor Gordon shifted additional unallocated CARES Act funding to accommodate the high demand for relief assistance as COVID-related challenges persisted. Under the BRP umbrella, five funds (Interruption, Relief, Mitigation, Agriculture, and Endurance) targeted financial assistance to the diver...

More than $500 million in federal funding helped Wyoming businesses in 2020 In the past nine months, the Wyoming Business Council has infused almost $513 million into the state’s economy, helping businesses and nonprofits weather the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Advertisement In March 2020, the U.S. Congress allocated the State of Wyoming $1.25 billion as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. During a Special Session in May, the Wyoming Legislature passed three bills to guide how that money was to be spent, initially earmarking $325 m...