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On May 11, Grande Prairie Regional College took its first steps on a journey to become an institution geared to serve the local economy in many different ways.
Premier Jason Kenney sure sounds like he thinks he’s sitting pretty.
On top of the world, not a care, considering himself a popular dude except among those supposedly few souls his people consider pains in the butt, individuals who couldn’t possibly have a point to make since they are criticizing him.
Kenney knows all about a letter from some 70 or so activists in the United Conservative Party he leads, a heat-seeking missile making the rounds asking the premier to get the hell out of Dodge. Now.
But listening to the man’s official mouthpiece you’d get the impression Kenney’s inner circle believes you couldn’t get the premier out of his chair with a crowbar.
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Two specialists who recently set up practices in Grande Prairie provide area residents with more access to medical care.
Dr. Robert Cameron Herman, a general nephrologist and internist, recently began pracitising at both the Queen Elizabeth II (QEII) Hospital and with Peace Country Medical Consultants Inc. Herman’s general nephrologist specialty means he will look after patients with kidney problems while in his role as an internist he will diagnose and help patients manage chronic, adult medical conditions.
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