Alberta study finds strong pipeline rules but mixed enforcement views
The Alberta government released a favorable study on pipeline safety by Group 10 Engineering noting strong regulations and good cross agency harmony. Critics say the report lacks depth on enforcement and lessons from recent spills, while Minister Hughes defends Alberta as leading in safety.
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Sinkhole study announced for Medicine Hat flooding aftermath
Alberta Premier Redford announced a 50000 dollar grant to inspect land stability in River Flats Medicine Hat after June floods. Homeowners Len and Laurie Sharland urged buyouts as aldermen expressed support while a geotechnical study aims to assess future sinkhole risks and improve province flood response.
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Aldermen defend berm plan amid buyout option in floodway
Medicine Hat aldermen insist the proposed 22 million berm plan remains essential despite the province offering buyouts at 100 percent of latest assessment for about 57 floodway homes. Officials question map accuracy and note a need for a clear recovery program for affected residents.
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