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Construction omission leaves Belleville police staff in the coldAn omission during the construction of Belleville's new police station has resurfaced. Belleville police have asked council for up to $360,000 to install insulated siding.CanadaNov 25, 2021
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Lethbridge resident frustrated by city sewer work, wants efficiency for taxpayersWest Lethbridge resident Michael Shideler says he's frustrated by how long it took city workers to fix a sunken pipe in front of his home.NewsJan 27, 2021
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Saskatchewan government releases in-province travel expense report for premierThe report shows that nearly $8,000 was spent for the premier to fly on chartered flights within Saskatchewan.CanadaMar 3, 2020
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Feds spent $118K on event tickets in 6 months including $10K for Cirque du Soleil, Bryan AdamsGlobal Affairs Canada spent more than $8,000 to take 'current and potential foreign investor' to Cirque du Soleil.CanadaFeb 14, 2020
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Kenney defends top adviser’s trips to London, says aide often kicks in own cashThe government says David Knight Legg was working to advance Alberta's economy on everything from energy to high-tech.MoneyNov 15, 2019
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After outcry, Edmonton councillor won’t use public money to fund Executive MBAWard 3 councillor Jon Dziadyk has reversed his decision to use "discretionary public dollars" to help pay for an Executive MBA at the University of Alberta.EducationFeb 7, 2019
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‘We’re in the planning stages’: Riverview one step closer to wellness centreThe proposed facility will include an aquatics centre, a field house, walking track and community space.HealthJan 16, 2019
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Nova Scotia MLAs expensed $175,000 in advertising over 6-month periodThe charges run from just a few dollars into the thousands, with one MLA racking up $2,363.46 for the purchase of water bottles.PoliticsDec 7, 2018
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Vernon business owner feels ‘blind-sided’ by city projectThe project would cause the closure of a road that is the main artery to Briteland Holdings during the busiest time of the year for his business.Apr 12, 2016
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