05 Aug 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1994
Page
1
In Bruges Belgium female inmates were barred from topless tanning after male prisoners complained. Prison director Chris Devidts issued two warnings. Heatwave changes include daily showers and wearing shorts outside visiting hours or lawyer meetings.
Contestants praise the annual kids parade as the biggest draw for the main event. Families and youths, from a 10 year old Captain Hook creator to 72 year old fans, celebrate the spectacle with floats, costumes, and water sprays amid Stampede themed fun.
In Ancaster Ontario a Calgary baseball team mourns 19 year old Matt Krol killed by a bolt of lightning during the Canadian Big League Championship opener. Four others injured and hospital care provided while teams plan memorials and schedule shifts.
The Globe and Mail reports Ottawa and Alberta will sell their stakes in the Lloydminster heavy-oil upgrader to Saskatchewan and Husky Oil. The deal writes off nearly one billion dollars, with Ottawa receiving about 42 million and Alberta about 32 million cash upon closing in four to six weeks. Husky and Saskatchewan become 50 50 partners. Alberta and Ottawa may share future profits if the project improves.
Statistics Canada reports April 1962 to April 1983 trends, with Ontario and Quebec drawing most newcomers from abroad and B C seeing net growth of 71 217 mainly from internal moves and 78 763 from other provinces while Saskatchewan Newfoundland and Manitoba lose residents. Ontario leads with a 107 655 net gain, 121 844 from abroad. Quebec and Ontario gains stem from international arrivals. BC grows mostly from interprovincial shifts yet loses 36 664 residents to other provinces.
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