Medicine Hat teen killer curfew lifted before release
A woman once convicted of three counts of first degree murder for a 2006 knife slaying in Medicine Hat nears full release. Now 21, her curfew Monday to Thursday nights was lifted after a sentence review praised positive progress since her 2007 intensive rehabilitative custody sentence.
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Wildrose Leader backs rewards for fiscally solid cities in Alberta
Alberta opposition leader Brian Jean argues cities with strong fiscal records should be rewarded. In Medicine Hat he notes a $53 million berm program funded by grants, while berm work totals over $17 million across Harlow Lions Park and other sites. Medicine Hat holds about $18 million in grants and has redirected building reserves to new projects.
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Ex-PMO lawyer contradicts Conservative campaign
Benjamin Perrin testified that he first heard of Nigel Wright's plan to repay Sen. Mike Duffy's expenses and that Ray Novak was told about it, contradicting the Conservative campaign line. Perrin's account suggests possible coverups, while Harper defended Novak's continued confidence. The campaign did not comment.
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