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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 2012
Page
1
Riley Salinger and Lukas Hofstra join Cole and others at the Cypress Centre for Good Friday services hosted by the Evangelical Association.
Airianna Greenway meets baby chicks at the Nature Centre as the Easter Chicks and Bunnies event nears its closing at Police Point Park. Dawson Huff displays an Easter egg she made, highlighting a festive nature center photo moment.
Alberta education minister Thomas Lukaszuk says he was punched by a man at a door during the provincial election campaign in Edmonton Castle Downs. The resident denies punching and says Lukaszuk was asked to leave after a heated exchange. police have not announced charges. Premier Alison Redford condemned the incident and urged peaceful political discourse.
Initital response came from the Irvine and Medicine Hat Fire Departments, Walsh Fire Department, followed by Elkwater Colony, Spring Creek Colony, and LMT Trucking, plus local landowners. RCMP directed traffic away from the site as roads were blocked, delaying access for large tankers due to soft ground.
The federal budget aims to trim 5.2 billion dollars by laying off 19 000 government workers including about 1 100 in defence. The Defence Research and Development Canada employs 1 700 nationwide and Suffield's centre supports local drone firms. Alberta bases CFB Edmonton Cold Lake Lethbridge Calgary face layoffs. Further notices expected as the government reduces civilian staffing after Afghan operations.
In a televised debate the Wildrose promotes child tax credits and a direct rebate of future oil and gas surplus, proposing up to 300 for every resident in 2015. Critics say the plan requires deep service cuts to fund expanded front-line care and a boosted provincial savings fund to 200 billion.
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