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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 2014
Page
1
The Edmonton matchup sets up a decisive fifth game for the Tabbies this Saturday in Edmonton. Analysts expect a tight contest as both teams vie for progression and season-long positioning.
A local immigration expert predicts major effects from a nationwide moratorium on temporary foreign workers in restaurants. Jason Kenney announced the halt for new and pending restaurant applications, citing abuse in the program. Medicine Hat hosted 1165 foreign workers in 2012 as Canadians are urged to take available jobs.
Medicine Hat reports the IXL bridge over Ross Creek, built with a $9 million investment after the 2010 Cypress County flood, now has one lane blocked. City officials say the structure should last 50 years and are investigating causes with a repair plan expected by late May or early June. City Coun. Robert Dumanowski voices alarm over the premature issues. Stan Nowakowski says engineers will assess the deterioration and potential remedies.
Christopher Paul Bemister, grieving daughter Kalila who died at seven, donates hair to Locks of Love. He started in 2005 and has given hair twice. Kyla Bunzenmeyer joins him at Couture Hair as staff decorate the chair with butterflies and balloons in remembrance.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper declared Senate reform and abolition off the table after the Supreme Court blocked major changes without constitutional amendments. He said the status quo remains and the government will abide by the court decision, noting only limited options remain for term limits and a consultative nomination process.
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