Stampede Draws Big Crowd In Post Recession Recovery Year
The Medicine Hat Stampede reports a strong rebound with higher visitor counts and sales at the annual show. Stampede president Harald Exner credited the turnout to recovery efforts as gates, midway, and shops saw increased attendance. The event typically attracts about 118 000 people from southeast Alberta and southwest Saskatchewan, with many pilgrims traveling from distant towns.
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Water bomber crashes in B C two dead
Two pilots aboard a buffalo air tanker contracted by the provincial Forests Ministry were confirmed dead after a crash near Wirreawver in the British Columbia interior. The wreckage ignited a forest fire. crews faced difficult access as RCMP and company officials confirmed fatalities amid ongoing safety investigations.
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Doctor shortage recruitment is key says local doctor
Local physician Gillian Slade notes a growing doctor shortage as patients struggle to access care in Mesto Har. She cites emigration to other regions and limited recruitment efforts by Alburta Health Services, while TAHS responds with no formal recruitment role.
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