Medicine Hat forum shows audience split by party
At a Friday provincial election forum in Medicine Hat Public Library the crowd favored NDP candidate Bob Warner and Wildrose rival Val Olson. PC incumbent Blake Pedersen drew polite support while Alberta Party candidate Jim Black and independent Dave Phillips offered strong lines, with Warner urging Notley as next premier.
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Downtown Second Street upgrade eyed with logistics concerns
Downtown business owners welcome the planned sidewalks planters and benches but seek scheduling changes. The city will spend 3 million to replace asphalt and aging sewer and water pipes along the 400 and 500 blocks of Second Street this summer, with an open house this week and a second meeting planned.
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Feds plan appeal after Khadr bail ruling in Canada
Omar Khadr won bail on a five war crimes conviction appeal, with Justice June Ross citing a constitutional right to apply for bail. The federal government said it would appeal, keeping Khadr jailed at least until May 5. Khadr, 28, is serving an eight year Guantanamo sentence and is at Bowden Institution north of Calgary.
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