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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 2006
Page
1
The Medicine Hat News reports a late edition due to a broken press folding unit. The issue was printed in Lethbridge and dispatched to Medicine Hat with aims to fix the press by day’s end. Readers are apologized to for the delay.
Emma Bennett notes a surge of white butterfly visitors over several weeks in local gardens. The cabbage white butterfly damages leafy greens like cabbage kale cauliflower broccoli and dandelions, with larvae feeding on crops and wild greens.
Alberta Finance Minister Shirley McClellan announced a first quarter update showing the end of year surplus increasing to 5.6 billion dollars from the 4.1 billion forecast. Personal income tax revenues are up as 90,000 people moved to the province, with corporate taxes also higher than planned. The minister defended tax policies as economy stimulants and noted existing tax cuts.
Bronco Billys in Redcliff seeks permits to renovate and install a permanent stage after two months of silence. Co owner Bart Chase says the venue is worn and must be cleaned up to attract repeat customers, aiming to operate like the Dollhouse in Medicine Hat amid bylaw restrictions on adult facilities.
Palliser Health Region officials say wait times remain a concern with hip knee and cataract procedures longer due to staff shortages. They highlight benchmarks for diagnostic tests like CTs and MRIs, say a fourth orthopedic surgeon is being sought, and note a Brooks CT expansion will reduce delays while emphasizing that some wait times are inevitable.
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