Fort Macleod RCMP are asking for help locating missing woman
The Fort Macleod RCMP are needing help locating a missing woman.
38-year-old Teri-Anne Marie Francis Wood was last seen on July 24 in Fort Macleod, and there is concern for her wellbeing.
Teri-Anne Marie Francis Wood is described as:
- Fair complexion
- Blond Hair
- 95 pounds
- 4 feet 11 inches tall
The RCMP is asking anyone with information on Terri-Anne and her whereabouts to contact either the Fort Macleod RCMP at 403-553-4406.
Gallery: Nanton was filled with fun, a duck race, and a parade this long weekend
The Town of Nanton was filled with fun this long weekend.
There were activities all weekend, including a pancake breakfast, a parade, and a rubber duck race.
The Bomber Command Museum was open for visitors as well.
Check out the photo gallery from the event.
Areas of the Foothills under a Severe Thunderstorm Warning
Environment Canada issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for parts of Foothills County today (Aug. 4) at 2:27 p.m.
Meteorologists are tracking a cluster of severe thunderstorms capable of producing nickel to ping pong ball-sized hail and heavy rain.
The Warning has been issued for the following areas:
'System designed to protect, failed her': Local petition calls for greater protection against domestic violence
A local petition has been launched calling for Bill C-332 to increase protection against coercive control and intimate partner violence.
The petition is in response to the loss of 23-year-old Okotokian Madisson Cobb, who was fatally shot on July 19 in the Calgary community of Haysboro by ex-boyfriend Devon Bradley Malik.
Portion of Highway 40 closed due to mudslide
A section of Highway 40 South of Mount Lipsett is closed in Kananaskis Country following a mudslide.
The affected areas include Elbow-Sheep WPP, Mist Creek Trail, Mist Creek Day Use, and Mist Ridge Trail.
As premiers push for more immigration power, experts call for a fact-based debate
Some premiers say they want to have more local control over the immigration system — but experts say what the system really needs is a national conversation on immigration reform that shores up public support.
"Most of the existing policies have been formulated on the fly without any evidence or serious impact evaluations of what the various classes of immigrants are, how they're performing economically and otherwise," said Michael Trebilcock, a retired academic and co-author of two books on immigration policy.
"So it's basically research-free."
LeBlanc says he expects Carney, Trump will speak in the coming days
Dominic LeBlanc said Sunday that he expects Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump will speak "over the next number of days" as the United States ratchets up pressure in trade talks.
The Canada-U.S. trade minister appeared on CBS's "Face the Nation" and spoke about where talks stand between the two countries.
LeBlanc told host Margaret Brennan that while Canada is "disappointed" with Trump's new 35-per-cent tariffs, he is continuing to work toward a deal that would hopefully strike down trade restrictions between the nations.