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Mill Lake Park fire: Police investigating suspicious blaze in Abbotsford
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Boris Johnson pledges to dismantle the Birmingham drug gangs causing mayhem on our streets
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Abandoned house scene of fire Monday morning
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Tackling violence against women and girls strategy
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Rt Hon Priti Patel MP, Home Secretary
EDMONTON Firefighters are asking Edmontonians to stay clear of the North Saskatchewan River as a release of water from the Bighorn Dam is expected to increase water flow and levels. Fire officials say river water could move swiftly, creating unsafe conditions for anyone, including pets, to be near or on it. “We anticipate the river to collect debris from along the shorelines, creating hazards for boaters, river users and emergency responders,” said Ed Pitman, acting chief of special operations for Edmonton fire, in a statement. “The river is unpredictable and flow rates are likely to change rapidly and without notice – posing a danger to even the strongest swimmers.”