www.swiftcurrent.ca Access to all departments 778-2777
177 1st Ave. N.E.
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Swift Current RCMP catch murder suspect
CONTRIBUTED The Swift Current RCMP helped out their law
enforcement counterparts in Manitoba last week. On Jan. 14 at approximately 3:20 p.m., members of the
LIBRARY EVENTS
Monday, January 16th 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, January 17th 2:00 p.m.
Greg Hardy:ACROSS THE SOUTHWEST
Regarded as one of the top landscape painters, Saskatchewan’s Greg Hardy has been shown in galleries across Canada and beyond for over 30 years. A strong use of colour and a bold painterly touch consistently charges his paintings with power and energy. This exhibition presents large scale paintings and drawings on canvas based on the artist’s travels throughout southwest Saskatchewan.
Coffeehouse Evening with Artist Walk and Talk T
: Friday, January 20, 7:30pm and a music performance. $5 Sponsored by Innovation Credit Union.
January 7 to 31 and February 3 to 26, 2012* Art Gallery of Swift Current 411 Herbert St. E. 778-2736
www.artgalleryofswiftcurrent.org Gallery: Mon to Thurs: 1-5 + 7-9 pm, Fri to Sun: 1-5 pm
our with Artist Greg Hardy, hors d’ oeuvres, cash bar,
* This exhibition is presented in two parts.
Admission is free. , 24th
Wednesday, January 18th 1:00 p.m.
Thursday, January 19th 1:00 – 2:30 p.m.
Thursday, January 19th 6:00 p.m.
Friday, January 20th 10:00 – 10:30 a.m.
, & 27th
Saturday, January 21st 10:00 a.m.
Monday, January 23rd 7:00 p.m.
& 31st
Herbs, Spice and everythiing Nice – Herbs & Spices - Learn how to cook and store spices
Story Time Stories, puppet shows and crafts for kids
Knitting Group
Embroidery Group Come learn to cross-stich or needle point. All levels welcome
Manga Group for Teens Music, games, movies
Rhyme Time – Mothers Rhymes, stories and songs for babies and tots
Family Events Day! Join us for free waffles & cartoons in your PJ's
Gentle Yoga
RCMPSwift Current roving traffic unit stopped a silver vehicle traveling west bound on Highway 1 just east of Swift
Current.The vehicle was stopped for a registration violation under the Saskatchewan Traffic Safety Act. As a result of the vehicle stop RCMP members were
able to determine that one of the passengers was 18-year-old Cody Joseph Kakeeway from Winnipeg. RCMP in Swift Current determined Kakeeway had an outstanding warrant for murder, dating back to December 7, 2011 from theWinnipeg Police Service. RCMP in Swift Current advised the Winnipeg Police Service of the arrest of Kakeeway. Kakeeway has been remanded into custody and the
Winnipeg Police Service will be picking him up in Swift Currentand returning him to Winnipeg. The following link from the Winnipeg Police Service
provides more information on the warrant for Kakeeway:
http://winnipeg.ca/police/press/2011/12dec/2011_12_21. stm.
Swift Current link to child porn case A recent investigation involving a case child
and presents
pornography and child sexual assault in Cold Lake stemmed from a tip generated in Swift Current. On Jan. 5, the RCMP at Cold Lake entered into an
investigation of child sexual assault and child pornography. An individual attended the RCMP at Swift Current, and
Thursday, February 23 - JP SOARS and the RED HOTS JP Soars is one of those rare young guitar slingers that can play anything, anywhere, at any time. Together with the Red Hots, they are “one of the best live shows ever!”
Friday, February 24 - KIRBY SEWELL BAND Saturday, February 25 - NIGEL MACK BAND
Lyric Theatre February 23, 24 and 25
Until February 1st: Festival Pass $45 (all three concerts) February price: Each Concert: $25 Festival Pass: $60 Tickets at Pharmasave or by calling Shann at 778-2686.
The Kirby Sewell Band is a high energy, soul slinging R & B band, known for their passionate live performances with a monster six-piece band!
Blues man Nigel Mack (vocals / harmonica / slide guitar) is a triple blues threat. Drawing rave reviews for his driving mixture of Chicago, delta and funk blues, he wows audiences with high-energy live shows that have the crowds screaming for more.
disclosed receiving child pornographic images from a Cold Lake resident. The Cold Lake RCMP General Investigation Section, with the assistance of Cold Lake Child and Family Services, attended the residence of the accused to check on the welfare of his family and arrested him without incident. It is alleged the accused and victim are from the same family.
During the course of this investigation, Cold Lake
RCMP has been assisted by several different agencies including: Swift Current RCMP, Cold Lake Child and Family Services, Cold Lake Victim Services,K Division - Integrated Child Exploitation Team (ICE) and Alberta Special Prosecutions. An adult male from Cold Lake has been charged with
Get Into Art
Sundays at the Gallery: Artists at Work Starting in January 22 - Free demos - No registration required. Drop in between 2:00 – 4:00pm. Artists invite you to watch them work and are happy to answer your questions.
Art Courses “The Artist in You” (for Grades 6, 7, 8) Fee $100 Eight Wednesdays, 7:00 to 8:30pm, Begin Feb 1. Be the artist you can be through learning the fundamentals of Drawing and Painting in a variety of materials. Instr. Stephanie Kaduck, MFA.
“Paint the Landscape” (Adults) Fee $150 Eight Tuesdays 7:00- 10:00pm. Begin Jan 31. For beginners and those with some experience. Explore the form and colour of landscape using three different painting mediums. Instr. Stephanie Kaduck, MFA
Fees include materials & equipment. Limited enrolment. Please register & pay at least one week in advance.
To register, call 778-2736
the following offences: Sexual Assault, Invitation to Sexual Touching, Sexual Interference, Distribution of Child Pornography,and Possession of Child Pornography. The accused made his first appearance at Edmonton
Provincial Court Jan.9 where he reserved his plea. His next court appearance is scheduled for Jan. 25 at Cold Lake Provincial Court. The accused will remain in custody and his name will not be released to protect the identity of the victim and family. At this time the investigation does not support offences being allegedly committed by the accused outside of the family unit. The investigation is continuing and the RCMP at Cold
Lake are now requesting additional assistance from the Military Police at Canadian Forces - 4 Wing Cold Lake because the accused is an employee of the Air Force Base.
Man facing weapons charges
BY MATTHEW LIEBENBERG —
mliebenberg@prairiepost.com
A 65-year-old man spent a night in custody and is Join the Saturday Circut on Jan. 21!
facing various firearms related charges after being arrested by the RCMP on a farm near Swift Current on Jan. 12. Peter Ginter was arrested when the RCMP
responded to a firearms complaint on a farm west of the city. He made his first court appearance at Provincial Court on Jan. 13 to face charges of break and enter, pointing a firearm, unauthorized possession of a firearm and two charges of careless use of a firearm. He was released on strict conditions and he made his second court appearance Jan. 16, when a number of conditions were amended. Judge L.A. Matsalla adjourned the case for three
weeks to allow Ginter enough time to find legal counsel. The accused is required to keep the peace and to
have no contact with the complainant. He must refrain from using alcohol and he is also not allowed to have any weapons. His next court appearance is scheduled Feb. 6.
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