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Medicine Hat News

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Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Apr 15, 2015

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Wanner Runs As NDP Candidate In Medicine Hat Race

Bob Wanner replaces Jason Soklofske as the NDP candidate in Medicine Hat arguing a three way race. He emphasizes momentum for change, criticizes PCs and Wildrose, and praises Rachel Notley’s leadership while noting his long local involvement and past campaign experience. He aims for a win beyond merely a ballot name.

Bob Wanner Jason Soklofske NDP Medicine Hat Warner Rachel Notley Wanner Pcs Wildrose Prentice Pcs Jim Prentice Soklofske Emma Bennett Jason Sokoliske

Supreme Court strikes down Torys mandatory minimums for gun crimes

The Supreme Court of Canada rules the federal law imposing mandatory minimum sentences for gun crimes unconstitutional 6 3 majority led by Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin. The ruling cites a disconnect between licensing offences and a three year term, while noting no proven deterrent effect. Justice Minister Peter MacKay vows review and continued tough stance on serious crime.

Ottawa Supreme Court of Canada Harper Beverley McLachlin Ontario Court of Appeal Court of Appeal McLachlin Peter MacKay Eric Gottardi Canadian Bar Association

Prentice blasts disclosure on election volunteering as ridiculous

Alberta Premier Jim Prentice denounces a government memo asking staff to report campaign help on personal time. He vows to investigate the directive at an Edmonton rally as CBC cites safety aims, while opposition leader Brian Jean accuses the PCs of politicizing the public service and hiding expenses.

Edmonton Alberta Jim Prentice Government of CBC Alberta Public Service Commission Brian Jean Wildrose Party PC Party of Alberta Jean Prentice Cratic Auditor General Pcs Freedom of Information

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