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Dan Singleton

Dan Singleton

Dan Singleton is the editor of the Mountain View Gazette who joined the newspaper in 2012 after serving as Sundre Round Up editor since 1994. He covers news, courts, municipal politics and community events. He is also a longtime columnist.

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Recent Work by Dan

Junior high curriculum engagement welcomed by Chinook's Edge

Junior high curriculum engagement welcomed by Chinook's Edge

Alberta Education is updating the curriculum for Grade 7-9 mathematics, Grade 7-9 social studies, and Grade 7-9 physical education and wellness and career life management.
Non-emergency enforcement line launched in Didsbury

Non-emergency enforcement line launched in Didsbury

The new Didsbury Municipal Enforcement 24-Hour complaint line for non-emergencies is 1-825-630-2037
Assaulted Cremona-area woman’s death leaves deep, lasting grief

Assaulted Cremona-area woman’s death leaves deep, lasting grief

Philip Jeffrey Toner was convicted of aggravated assault and arson in the case and sentenced to eight years in prison.
Innisfail Middle School student podcast promotes confidence

Innisfail Middle School student podcast promotes confidence

The podcast includes interviews with teachers and students, interesting facts, and even joke submitted by students. 
Mountain View County reeve, councillors get pay bump 2025 - 2029

Mountain View County reeve, councillors get pay bump 2025 - 2029

Compensation review is conducted every four years to compare existing MVC remuneration rates with comparable municipalities
Mountainview Colts win both weekend games

Mountainview Colts win both weekend games

Didsbury's junior B team had a shutout against the Ponoka Stampeders
New focus on helping educational assistants address complex needs

New focus on helping educational assistants address complex needs

New collaborate support model piloted at Carstairs Elementary School
Commentary: 4-H support is good for community

Commentary: 4-H support is good for community

The many 4-H clubs in Central Alberta have been instrumental in producing the ranchers and farmers who through their skill and dedication lead, promote and guide the region’s vital agriculture industry
Chinook's Edge school trustees updated on artificial intelligence work

Chinook's Edge school trustees updated on artificial intelligence work

Division is currently exploring how AI tools might support the work of teachers, how it could create opportunities of tutoring, and how the division might use the technology to become more efficient and effective in analyzing data
Town gives Didsbury library $267,867 operating grant

Town gives Didsbury library $267,867 operating grant

$37,440 also given to Didsbury and District Historical Society as well as $12,000 for the Didsbury Lions community bus
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