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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 2016
Page
5
The Rent a Grandparent program by the Medicine Hat Bly Childhood Coalition ran five weeks linking eight seniors and eight families at Chinook Village. Parents drop off children to join seniors in baking crafts and music, while seniors share advice and stories.
Nine year old twins Alex and Ben Levine in Medicine Hat near their fundraising target for the Ronald McDonald House Calgary. They host a Friday movie night and Christmas pajama party at Westminster United Church with proceeds to the house. Their mother Jogie Ievine says the effort grew from Ben’s wish to help after the family stayed at the house during Ben’s treatment at Alberta Children’s Hospital. They’ve raised about 4081.65 so far this summer with bottle drives church presentations a garage sale and donations. The event runs 6 to 9 pm with Dr Seuss How the Grinch Stole Christmas showing popcorn and Santa will appear.
Kinder Morgan Canada urged opponents to be respectful as protests follow federal approval for the 6.8 billion Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Barricades include legal challenges and delays over First Nations consultation. Company plans federal permit renewals, cost estimates, and partner talks aiming to start construction in fall and have the line in service by 2019, boosting capacity to about 630000 barrels per day from Edmonton to Burnaby.
An Alberta woman from Imma village, population under 500, won a 50 million Lotto Max jackpot. Lois Olen bought a quick-pick at Imma Co-op and learned of the win the day after the November draw. She plans to share the windfall with family, including her kids and grandkids, as she collects the prize in St Albert.
The Tartones, a Medicine Hat tele choir, perform a Christmas concert on December 21 at 7 pm at St Johns Presbyterian Church. Admission is free, with a freewill offering collected.
Saskatchewan Party MLA Roger Pare, 63, of Saskatoon Meamasin, died two weeks after a cancer diagnosis at Royal University Hospital. Premier Brad Wall praised Pare as a devoted public servant with a record on homelessness and Indigenous economic development.
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