Calgary hit with a dump of snow, Canada Post says more stamp hikes are on the way for next year, Jenny Byrne is out as Tory campaign manager, Steve Outhouse is in, and the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating a situation that led to the death of a Calgary man. An Indigenous activist has won an injunction allowing him to access the Frog Lake Nation's financial books.
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00:00:30.000From the Western Standard, here's your news update.
00:00:38.300I'm your host, Dave Naylor, Chief Editor of the Western Standard, and here's what you need to know.
00:00:44.640Calgary has been hit with a large dump of snow affecting everything from traffic, the roads are terrible, take it from me, I got in an accident, to the closure of the International Airport while they plow it out.
00:00:57.100An Indigenous activist working with the Canadian Taxpayers Federation has won a court injunction allowing him to access the Frog Lake Nation's financial books.
00:01:08.260Reports say the band had a bank account that had $102 million in it in 2013, but is now at less than $9 million.
00:01:19.120Canada Post says more stamp hikes are on the way for next year.
00:01:23.340This comes as the corporation lost nearly $1 billion in the last quarter.
00:01:27.800Jenny Byrne is out as Tory campaign manager.