Canadian Channel Chiefs Board of Directors appointed Published: May 19th, 2021 By: Canadian Channel Chiefs Council
Fourteen senior executives from across Canada’s tech community renewed their commitment to the development and professionalization of the Channel with their May 18 appointment to the Canadian Channel Chiefs Council (C4) Board of Directors for 2021-22.
“When we held our annual meeting last year, few would have predicted that today we would still be meeting virtually and holding events at a distance,” said C4 Chair Fawn Annan. “But together we have continued to chart a course for the organization that supports our membership and reaffirms our leadership role as the voice of the channel.”
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Yes (68.61%)
No (31.39%)
This means the measure passed. The city must now zone the land just east of Horsetooth Reservoir as 100% open space and attempt to purchase it from its current owner, Colorado State University. The outcome is a win for local residents who have fought to preserve the land for years. CSU has stated it still hopes to sell the land to a home developer.
Read the ballot initiative’s full text here.
Council-referred ordinance (regarding disposable bags):
Yes (58.98%)
No (41.02%)
This means the measure passed. Starting in May 2022, disposable plastic bags will be banned at large supermarkets in Fort Collins. Paper bags will also carry a new, 12-cent fee. The measure is designed to encourage shoppers to bring reusable bags to the store and reduce plastic waste.
The Fort Collins City Clerk office released the unofficial results from the April 6 election.
Jenni James Arndt won the mayor position, a citywide plastic bag ban won support and the vote determined the old Hughes Stadium site should remain parks and open space.
Official results will be posted on April 16.
Large grocers will soon be prohibited from providing disposable plastic bags after the initiative passed with 58.98% of the vote. Disposable paper bags will still be allowed for a 12-cent fee.
What to do with the former Hughes Stadium site had also been up for debate. The ordinance to keep the land open space and parks passed with 68.61% of the vote. Other proposals had wanted to develop the space into more housing and commercial businesses.
Camelback High School turned into COVID-19 vaccination site
COVID-19 vaccination event took place at Phoenix high school
The POD set up at Camelback High School offered Moderna vaccines, and officials had a goal of vaccinating 700 people.
PHOENIX - On April 1, Camelback High School in Phoenix was transformed into a COVID-19 vaccination site, as the school worked with the Phoenix Union High School District to distribute the Moderna vaccine.
The site had a goal on Thursday to vaccinate 700 educators and childcare providers. Initially, school officials say they were just providing second doses of the Moderna vaccine, but they ended up being able to give some first doses as well.