Metro Calgary - January 20, 2014

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You can’t get an
F, or an A, at this
local high school
Post-secondary prep? The Thirsk model, which provided Dorval with docu-
appears to be unlike any ments outlining assessment
Opinions divided on
other in Calgary public high at Thirsk and he was quick
grading at Robert schools, is generating heated to raise concerns about how
debate among both parents it would prepare students for
Thirsk High School
and education watchers out- the more competitive world
side the school. of post-secondary education.
“Some have said it’s soft- “I’ve experimented with
Calgary’s newest high school learning or called us a teddy many of these things in the
is allowing students to re- bear school,” conceded Hea- past and just abandoned
write tests and assignments ther Fitch, who has a son in them eventually,” Dorval
and count only their highest Grade 10 and sits on the par- said, before also questioning
mark, while also introducing ent council. how already swamped teach-
a new report card system that “But I just love it,” she ers would make time to allow
abandons A-to-F grades. added. “A lot of kids do better for repeated assignment and
Students at Robert Thirsk when the pressure is not all test rewrites.
VIGIL FOR THE VOICELESS
High School are given mul- or nothing. There’s different “In theory, it sounds good
tiple “windows” to complete ways to show you’re capable — in practice, I think it’s go-
overdue work — sometimes of learning … they (students) ing to be a disaster,” he added.
under the watchful eye of are just way more connected The CBE, meanwhile, said
an instructor — and a shiny to the teachers.” it was a bit premature to dis- Greg Habstritt explains to his fi ve-year-old son Cooper why he and dozens of others gathered for a
new rubric offers up grades Lynden Dorval, a teacher cuss the Thirsk assessment candlelight vigil Sunday night in memory of a cat and dog found dead in a southeast Calgary alley
like NM (not meeting) for of 35 years, was fired from model at length, at least until with their mouths taped shut. It’s believed at least the dog starved to death. Habstritt is president of
students under 50 per cent, Edmonton’s Ross Sheppard a presentation outlining the
Vets To Go, which announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to a conviction in an ongoing
to C (competent) for those High School in 2012 after K-9 report card changes was
between 70-79 per cent and E refusing to comply with a heard by the board of trust- animal abuse investigation. Vets To Go also began raising money to boost the reward online and had
(exemplary) for those higher policy that saw no student ees in February. topped $45,000 at press time. For full coverage, see page 4. JEREMY NOLAIS/METRO
than 90 per cent. given a grade of zero. Metro JEREMY NOLAIS/METRO

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metronews.ca NEWS 03
Monday, January 20, 2014
Southview
Homicide unit
probes death
Police were investigating a
suspicious death in south-
east Calgary as a possible
homicide Sunday night.
Police were dispatched
to the 2000 block of 25
Street SE after receiving a
report of a person found N
dead inside a Southview
residence. Duty Insp. Joel
Matthews said the report
came in just after 4 p.m.
from a roommate who
found the body. “At this E
point it’s suspicious because
no cause of death has been
confirmed,” he said. An
autopsy is scheduled for
today. METRO W
‘Engineered walkways’ ISidewcalks in myany parts of thse city looiked mdore like sekating rinwks over the waeekend, alfter dakytime melsting and ovelrnighte freezing.a ROBSON FLEdTCHER/METRO
Some walkways
in clearing limbo
Keeping Calgary’s sidewalks to spike in injuries S
clear of ice and snow is up
to the owners or residents
of adjacent properties, but
currently the responsibil-
ity for regularly clearing
dozens of kilometres of
“engineered walkways” falls
to no one in particular.
There are thousands of Protect yourself. EMS tainly a higher number to see it’s the responsibility of resi- Sanding and salting
paved paths throughout in such a short span of time,” dents to clear snow and ice
Calgary, totaling 78.2 kilo- recommends footwear EMS spokesman Stuart Bri- from the sidewalks adjacent
metres in length, according with good tread, deaux said Sunday. to their properties within 24 A free sand and salt mixture
to a report due at the city’s sturdy ankle support Most of the injuries have hours of a snowfall. for use on public sidewalks is
transportation and transit been minor, but Brideaux Walker said he lends a available at most fi re stations
committee this week. said some involved “very hand to as many neighbours and roads-maintenance
The walkways provide obvious” fractures of wrists, as he can but can’t help them district offi ces in Calgary.
pedestrian access through ROBSON ankles, hips and knees. all and thinks the city should
neighbourhoods, con- FLETCHER The injuries happened do more to make sidewalks (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:74)(cid:229)(cid:296)(cid:255)(cid:225)(cid:229)(cid:274)(cid:302)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:221)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:209)(cid:266)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:296)(cid:3)
necting people to transit [email protected] throughout the city, he add- passable for pedestrians in (cid:273)(cid:305)(cid:221)(cid:254)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:317)(cid:3)(cid:274)(cid:229)(cid:229)(cid:225)(cid:550)(cid:3)(cid:220)(cid:305)(cid:302)(cid:3)
stations, schools and shop- ed, sometimes on people’s situations like this. (cid:209)(cid:292)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:296)(cid:266)(cid:229)(cid:225)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:279)(cid:3)(cid:220)(cid:292)(cid:255)(cid:274)(cid:251)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:255)(cid:292)(cid:3)
ping centres, but are main- Thirty people fell on icy walk- own driveways or outdoor “What I’m frustrated with (cid:279)(cid:315)(cid:274)(cid:3)(cid:221)(cid:279)(cid:274)(cid:302)(cid:209)(cid:255)(cid:274)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:279)(cid:3)(cid:243)(cid:3)(cid:268)(cid:268)(cid:553)
tained only upon request ways and suffered injuries stairs, other times on public is that the city is spending so
and with a “low priority,” requiring emergency med- sidewalks. much money removing snow
the report states. It would ical attention in a span of 48 Mayland Heights resident from streets … while our walks, but the recent weather
cost the city $2 million hours from Friday to Sunday, Dustan Walker said many of sidewalks are just a mess,” he has made too many local side-
up front and about $3.3 which officials describe as the older people in his com- said. walks “almost impassable.”
million a year to do regular higher than usual, even for munity aren’t able to clear Paul Fairie, a professor in “The city needs to take
snow-and-ice control on the this time of year. their sidewalks of heavy snow municipal governance at the some responsibility to, at the
walkways, according to the “We expect to see a rise in and constantly re-freezing University of Calgary, said very least, guarantee that an
report. ROBSON FLETCHER/METRO the number of ground-level ice. cities across Canada leave it accessible network is avail-
slips and falls, but this is cer- Under Calgary’s bylaws, up to residents to clear side- able at all times,” he said.
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Monday, January 20, 2014
Roughly 100 pay respects to
animals found dead in alley
Investigation and some brought their own speaks to the fact that people
furry friends along. are tired of watching people
continues. Award for
“I hope they catch whoever that are eventually appre-
information on suspect did this and I hope they’re stiff hended and convicted of
on them,” said Brad Chalifoux, crimes against animals getting
multiplies by more
who attended alongside his Si- let off with a slap or a fine or
than eight times berian husky Dexter. being treated like they were
The husky and a cat were dangerous drivers or some-
discovered on consecutive thing.”
JEREMY Thursdays in an alley in the Chalifoux contributed $100
NOLAIS 200 block of 99 Avenue SE. to the fund and said he fully
[email protected] Both were found with tape agrees on the need for stricter
over their mouths and it’s be- penalties.
Animal lovers young and old lieved at least the husky died “We almost need to treat it
bundled up and ventured out of starvation. Test results on just like we do with humans,”
Sunday to a candlelight vigil in the cat’s cause of death have he said.
memory of a cat and dog both not been released. Alberta Sol. Gen. and Jus-
found dead in a southeast Cal- Vets To Go, a local com- tice Minister Jonathan Denis
gary alley with their mouths pany that has been pushing was also in attendance — Sue
taped shut. for stricter Criminal Code Higgins Park is in his Calgary-
Roughly 100 turned up at penalties for animal abusers, Acadia riding. He promised
the vigil in Sue Higgins Park, announced Thursday that it vigil organizers he could carry
the city’s largest off-leash area, was contributing $5,000 as a the petition forward to the
reward for information lead- legislature if asked.
ing to a conviction in the “The fact that we have over
Quoted
deaths, but also expressed 100 people here on a cold win-
hope a crowd funding effort ter night tells me this is very
“It’s horrifying to think
would double that amount to much on people’s minds,” he
of what they went $10,000. said. “I’m shocked and dis-
through ... I felt like I By evening, the reward had gusted at what happened.”
swelled to more than $46,000. The Calgary Humane Soci-
had to do something.”
“It’s just been extraordin- ety is investigating both deaths
Tamara Wrigley, founder of group A Voice ary,” said Vets To Go President and has said the penalty for
of Abused and Neglected Animals in Cal- Greg Habstritt. “I think it this abuse could amount to
gary and organizer of Sunday evening’s speaks to the outrage people five years in jail and a fine of A poster is seen at a candlelight vigil held at Sue Higgins Park Sunday evening. Two animals were found recently in a
Sue Higgins memorial are feeling about this. It also up to $20,000. southeast Calgary alley with their mouths taped shut. Those responsible remain at large. JEREMY NOLAIS/METRO
Reports of animals with mouths taped lead to investigation
RCMP, bylaw officers and ani- just a week’s time. On Jan. 9, shepherd also with its mouth “If anyone sees it, they can call animals with their mouths Animal Rescue Society
mal rescue groups worked a husky was found starved to taped first came in Wednesday us. They can try to approach it taped, but not all appear to be
collectively over the weekend death with tape over its mouth from some rig workers oper- too, but it might run off again.” credible. The Edson Animal
in hopes of tracking a dog re- and on Thursday a cat who had ating just south of Darwell, a Klepadlo said a joint search Rescue Society was looking into If you spot the dog being
ported to be running free with seemingly suffered the same community located about an involving SPCA, area law en- reports of a black-and-white searched for near Darwell,
tape over its mouth in an area abuse was found just 10 metres hour’s drive northwest of Ed- forcement and her agency was dog also with its mouth taped you can contact Amber
west of Edmonton. away. monton. held Saturday but turned up but now believes it was a “mis- Klepadlo with Duke and
The report comes in the But Amber Klepadlo, with “It’s brutal,” she said, adding nothing. interpretation,” according to Duchess Animal Rescue
wake of two grisly discoveries Duke and Duchess Animal Res- the dog hadn’t been spotted in Other animal rescues are representative Amy Smith. Society at 780-721-1827.
in the same Calgary alley in cue Society, said reports of a tan 48 hours as of Sunday morning. also being hit with reports of JEREMY NOLAIS/METRO
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06 NEWS metronews.ca
Monday, January 20, 2014
Hockey family talks line brawl
Honour the Treaties. At
final Calgary show, Young
Saturday night’s all
declares tour a success
right for fighting?
10-man NHL fight
Canadian rocker Neil Young
started on opening
says his Honour the Treaties
tour has accomplished what faceoff, netting 142
it set out to do, surpassing its penalty minutes and
fundraising goal for a Northern
Alberta First Nation fighting oil- eight ejections in two
sands development and raising seconds of game time
awareness of the broader issue
of aboriginal rights.
“We have succeeded beyond Neil Young THE CANADIAN PRESS
ROBSON
our wildest dreams in raising
FLETCHER
money for legal defence of the response to our call for justice,” [email protected]
First Nations. Global environ- Young told before the final
mental forces are joining us show of the four-stop circuit in Saturday night’s line brawl Rachelle Buffam and Tyler Villanueva talked about fighting in hockey while watching seven-year-old Tobias Buffam,
now with financial resources Calgary, the financial heart of between the Calgary Flames in goal on the ice below, at Calgary’s Village Square Arenas on Sunday. ROBSON FLETCHER/METRO
and it’s now because of the Canada’s oilpatch. and the Vancouver Canucks re-
Canadian people’s awesome THE CANADIAN PRESS ignited debate over the place It’s everywhere “You don’t see (fights), but
of fighting in hockey, divid- sometimes you see the little
Crowfoot, Dalhousie ing Calgarians and sometimes nudges here and there that the
“Even at our son’s daycare, I was told that dur-
restored later in the week. even family members. kids are starting to pick up,”
Shuttle buses had been “It’s horrible, from my ing free time at the gym, the kids are pretending she said. “You can tell they’re
Service back at
running to close the gap in point of view,” said hockey they’re going to throw the gloves down and they starting to get geared up for
two LRT stations service. mom Rachelle Buffam as she the next level.”
think that it’s fun — that they’re going to start
“We hoped to be back for watched her seven-year-old One point where both
Service has been restored the Monday morning com- son Tobias play goalie at Vil- fighting.” Hockey mom Rachelle Buffam agreed, was on the influence
at two northwest Calgary mute,” said Calgary Transit lage Square Arenas on Sunday. of youth coaching.
LRT stations after overhead spokesperson Ron Collins “It’s teaching children at a “The coaches do a great
power lines were damaged shortly after his organization young age to start off a game wasn’t so sure. when it’s appropriate and job, teaching them the skills
last week. announced the resuming of like that,” she added. “On TV “I kind of think the oppos- when it’s not.” more than any of the other
Crowfoot and Dalhousie service Sunday. “We’re in and in the media, I mean, this ite, because I’ve been around Buffam said the influence stuff,” said Villanueva.
Stations were shutdown advance of that, so that’s good is what the kids see.” the game,” he said. “I just from the professionals is vis- “They focus a lot on the
Tuesday and only partially news for customers.” METRO But Tobias’ older brother, think it’s part of the culture ible, however, even at Tobias’ skills and the game, itself,”
22-year-old Tyler Villanueva, and the culture also teaches novice level. added Buffam. “So that helps.”
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