Loomis strike disrupts bank operations in Medicine Hat region
Bank branches face slower deposits and limited access as about 400 Loomis workers across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba walk out. Managers report occasional lines at TD Bank while remote ATMs and daily deposit runs suffer. Union seeks four year contract and $17 hourly pay.
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Loomis Amoured
Mark Sorenson
Southview
Toronto Dominion
Calgary
Teamsters
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Stan
Securicor Cash Services
Loomis
Sorenson
Edmonton
Brooks volunteer notices and local group contacts
Red Cross seeks volunteers for Medical Loan Equipment Services. Brooks Museum hours now through Labor Day Weekend. Various groups including Brooks and District Museum, Women's Safe Shelter, SPEC Association, Newell Recycling, Salvation Army, Brooks Bandits billets, Brooks Food Bank donations, Dinosaur Toastmaster Club, Pottery Guild, and Parent Support Group list contact numbers for involvement and needs.
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Red Cross
Doris
Brooks Museum
Brooks and District Museum
Igas
Sunnytea
Dempster
Brooks and District Women’s Safe Shelter Society
Spec Association For Children & Families
Sandra
Newell Recycling
Doug
Salvation Army
Betty
Brooks Bandits
John Arnold
Brooks Food Bank
Dinosaur Toastmaster Club
Brooks
Sue
Pottery Guild
Tammy
Medicine Hat faces cost questions over new small airport rules
City works chief Ed Jollymore says draft Transport Canada rules may force Medicine Hat to hire on site emergency crews or adapt responders to meet airport fire safety standards. The rule split depends on traffic and aircraft type, with smaller airports needing on site crews or rapid response, and larger ones adding on site firefighting capacity. John Maxwell of Transport Canada notes rare flights are addressed and costs should be minimal as staff from airport or operators could be trained to operate emergency vehicles.
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Medicine Hat
Transport Canada
Ed Jollymore
Jollymore
Suffield
John Maxwell
Maxwell
Maple Avenue
Probation Breach Leads to Jail in Provincial Court
Judge Philip Wambolt rejects joint probation plan for 23 year old Charlie Marcel Delorme and sentences him to 20 days in jail for failing to pay restitution of 3645 dollars after probation since November 1998. Delorme earned 6.35 dollars an hour and had paid 273 dollars. Crown argues for harsher terms. A separate 17 year old received two weeks for breaching probation conditions including curfew and alcohol. The youth also faced counts for mischief and obstructing police after a party incident and drinking, with a course of 80 hours community service pending.
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Philip
Wambolt
Charlie Marcel Delorme
Delorme
Jim Gle Delorme
St Damant
Wambolla
Braemar St. S.E
Breac
Sf Ist
Br Pall
Aff
Ker
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Murray Haubrich
Community Credit Union
Ninth Avenue
Brooks Toy Library
Parent & Toy Program
Brooks Rec Centre
New Tops Chapter
AADAC
Brooks Farmers Market
Cassils Centre Mall
1St Street West
Church Fellowship
Dave McCord
Dale Lerner
Hat
Central
Prairie Pow
Prairie
Swift Current
Ater
Graff
Amarige de Givenchy
Nicole
Poe
Albert’s
Kingsway
Kin Coulee Park
Sosa Hear & Ske
Sean Ct
King Security
Ratte Ie
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