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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 2004
Page
1
Lynn Bratvold, owner of Kickers, says construction on 13th Avenue forced his business to close. He joins other local owners in pursuing compensation for losses and damages.
The Meshuggah Nuns stun the crowd with a bold, energetic performance. The show blends quirky humor and precise musicianship as the cast delivers a memorable set that captivates attendees.
The Medicine Hat News announces a seven days a week operation with updated coverage and events for Medicine Hat and area. Readers can expect ongoing updates and local stories across all days.
Hatters face a 14 cent rise to 77 cents per litre as local stations lift posted prices. Eldon Wells of All-Niter Snack Shop and Shell Gas Station cites ongoing local price competition. Analyst Michael Ervin notes the move is regional, with Calgary and western markets not showing broad price shifts. He explains wholesale-retail margins keep dealers earning little on gas and forecasts further seasonal increases in spring.
A provincial plan closes a section of the Trans-Canada Highway and much of Trans-Canada Way from College Drive to Dunmore Road to complete the 14th Avenue overpass. Crews will work to finish weeks early with traffic rerouted to Strachan Road and South Ridge Drive.
Canada’s federal agriculture committee orders five major meat packers to reveal business records to probe profiteering during the BSE crisis. Lakeside Packers, Cargill Foods Alberta, XL Beef, Better Beef Ontario, and Levinoff Meats Quebec are among those affected as officials debate how much detail must be disclosed while producers argue pressures are uneven across the industry.
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