Motz seeks Conservative nomination in Medicine Hat byelection
Glen Motz former Medicine Hat Police Service officer announced his bid for the Conservative Party nomination in the Medicine Hat-Cardston-Warner byelection to replace the late Jim Hillyer. He frames his 35 years in law enforcement as prep for confronting local issues and aims to elevate the riding’s profile in Ottawa. Motz, 58, said he wants to hear from constituents and bring a common sense approach to politics. His wife Sue backed his decision saying he is capable and ready to serve.
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Twin quakes kill at least 29 in Kyushu Japan
Two major earthquakes hit Kumamoto and surrounding Kyushu areas within days, killing at least 29, injuring about 1,500, and displacing nearly 70,000. Rescue work faced aftershocks and rain risks as authorities warned oncoming mudslides and sought survivors in collapsed homes.
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Alberta downgraded after budget amid debt plan
Alberta faced a credit downgrade to double A after unveiling a budget with a 10.4 billion deficit and removal of its debt ceiling. DBRS cited NDP spending reluctance and higher debt risks, while Moody's kept a triple A but warned of pressure from rising debt. Premier Notley defended the plan and discussed the carbon levy rollout starting January 1.
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