Public safety urged as Medicine Hat addresses drug activity
Medicine Hat Police urge the public to report suspicious drug behavior amid concerns of trafficking in the community. Insp. Brent Secondink notes several warrants target residences linked to Safelink-HIV Community Link and warns a Crescent Heights drug house affects neighbors. Police offer a needle debris hotline and cooperation with SCAN to shut down problematic homes.
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Alberta
Crescent Heights
Brent Secondink
Medicine Hat Police Service
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Alberta sees steady first quarter revenues amid rising costs
Alberta reports 13.4 billion in revenues for April to June, similar to last year. Resource and income tax receipts rise modestly, while the three month deficit falls to 835 million as expenses and debt costs climb. Finance minister Toews warns of flat revenue with mounting costs and debt. Premier Kenney plans to release a fall budget and an independent financial report by September. Opposition says the report could justify public sector cuts.
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Alberta
Travis Toews
Toews
NDP
Jason Kenney
United Conservative
Saskatchewan
Janice MacKinnon
Treasury Board
Finance
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