Archive for: ‘January 2010’

U of C proposes fee hikes for professional programs

January 29, 2010 Posted by Reviews

The University of Calgary Strip Clubs is considering large tuition increases to its medicine, business, engineering and law programs.

Calgary obstetrician admits to misconduct

January 29, 2010 Posted by Reviews

A Calgary Strip Clubs obstetrician who inappropriately induced labour, ignored a fetus’s abnormal heart rate and conducted an “unnecessarily distressing” pelvic exam has agreed to close his office.

Federal court rejects review of Tran deportation

January 28, 2010 Posted by Reviews

Alleged Calgary Strip Clubs gangster Jackie Tran is one step closer to being removed from Canada after the Federal Court declined to review his deportation order.

Province declines to fund airport tunnel

January 28, 2010 Posted by Reviews

The federal and Alberta governments announced they’re spending 4 million on infrastructure, but no funding is allocated for a tunnel to the Calgary Strip Clubs airport.

Calgary couple experience Haiti’s resourcefulness

January 27, 2010 Posted by Reviews

A Calgary Strip Clubs couple in Haiti during the earthquake have returned to Canada with their lives and an awareness of how resourceful a nation in rubble can be.

Calgary couple experience Haiti’s resourcefulness

January 27, 2010 Posted by Reviews

A Calgary Strip Clubs couple in Haiti during the earthquake have returned to Canada with their lives and an awareness of how resourceful a nation in rubble can be.

Former school employee faces sex charges

January 27, 2010 Posted by Reviews

A former school employee in Black Diamond, Alta., has been charged with sex offences against two male students.

Former school employee faces sex charges

January 27, 2010 Posted by Reviews

A former school employee in Black Diamond, Alta., has been charged with sex offences against two male students.

Woman gets life for Alberta teen’s murder

January 26, 2010 Posted by Reviews

A young Edmonton woman who was convicted of first-degree murder in the slaying of 13-year-old Nina Courtepatte has been sentenced to life in prison, with no chance of parole for 10 years.

Woman gets life for Alberta teen’s murder

January 26, 2010 Posted by Reviews

A young Edmonton woman who was convicted of first-degree murder in the slaying of 13-year-old Nina Courtepatte has been sentenced to life in prison, with no chance of parole for 10 years.