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Another day, another three recall Alberta petitions down the drain.

Flushed away is the potential to gather enough signatures by the Thursday deadline.

The failed recall petitions include the recall petition for Adriana LaGrange, the Minister of Primary and Preventative Health Services and MLA for Red Deer-North, Tanya Fir, Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women, and MLA for Calgary-Peigan, and Peter Singh, MLA for Calgary-East.

The petition applicant for LaGrange's recall, Danny Carlisle announced they collected 2,410 signatures.

For the petition to be successful, it needed more than 11,000 signatures.

Carlisle says of the process of collecting signatures, "In the dead of winter, we spoke to and acknowledged 2,410 people who've been ignored and mistreated by a woman who was elected to listen to them. "

Next up, Singh's recall petition fell short of the required number of signatures — getting less than 8,500 signatures, which was the amount needed.

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5 hours ago

What has happened to our beautiful safe country?

Liberals, that's what

Foreign roving crime groups possibly responsible for dozens of home burglaries, say police

Criminal groups, possibly from Latin America and eastern Europe traveling between Canadian cities have been casing and burglarizing dozens of homes throughout the city, say Calgary Police.

Since the start of the year, at least 43 of the residential break-ins following a certain pattern have occurred in eight communities, with culprits usually seizing opportunities when homes are vacant in the early evening hours.

“In many of the incidents, suspects are believed to have accessed the homes through backyards, using them as primary entry points to remain out of view from streets and sidewalks,” city police said in a press release.
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/foreign-roving-crime-groups-possibly-220837693.html

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