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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 2000
Page
3
Staff writer reports Guy Wooldridge of Calgary identified as the deceased in a fiery collision on the Trans-Canada Highway near Brooks. The 34 year old was in the right lane passing when his GMC pickup rear ended a semitrailer stopped on the shoulder at about 6 35 a.m. Saturday. Dentals confirmed identity. no charges filed.
Police seek a two tone brown Chevrolet pickup driver after a left turn caused a collision with a Grand Am on Dunmore Road at Southview Drive around 7 10 p m Sunday. The Grand Am sustained about 8000 in damage with a deploying air bag causing minor injuries to the driver.
Brooks police seek driver of off road vehicle that damaged a residence yard on Garrow Avenue early Sunday. The south bound vehicle left tire tracks and damaged two trees. RCMP urge anyone with information or with a vehicle matching the description to contact police.
Police will set up photo radar at Kiwanis Park playground and along Kingsway Avenue in Medicine Hat on Tuesday August 1. The program targets speed enforcement at multiple sites to enhance safety.
A rising share of seniors in Medicine Hat are receiving home care, with Palliser Health Authority data showing cases increasing from 472 to 628 by May 2000. Nurses like Estelle Lux provide in home checks, while Alberta Health and Wellness promotes home based care to keep people independent and free hospital beds.
Alberta utilities commissioner Al Buchignani says the city will not bid in the online auction for power contracts. Seven companies participate for 3 to 20 year terms, with Epcor Enmax Enron Engaged firms bidding while Trans-Alta and Atco sell capacity. City hopes higher grid sales raise revenue to offset rate hikes.
Alberta residents react as Edmonton and Calgary MPs Kilgour and McLellan distribute 600000 copies criticizing Bill 11. Health Minister Gary Mar denounces the mailout as unfactual while calling for restored transfers and escalator-funded health spending amid Canada Health Act concerns. Premier Klein backs the provincial stance, and federal responses cite ongoing plans to boost health funding.
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