Alberta plans tougher drunk driving laws despite BC ruling
Alberta moves ahead with stringent drunk driving measures while a British Columbia court struck down police power to suspend licenses and impound vehicles after roadside tests. Officials say penalties may rise but questions remain about admissible evidence and due process in enforcing the tests.
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Medically themed mail notices discuss funds and services
A stream of fragmented text references bills, creditor notices, and city services in Medicine Hat. It mentions concerns about paying for pet related or public services, computer access, cheaper transit, and vendor barriers for seniors and children. It appears to be a distressed, incoherent notice about financial obligations and municipal offerings.
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Independent reviews urged amid budget clash in prairie province
Don Weisbeck weighs in on provincial finances and election timing. Alberta Premier Redford faces scrutiny over delays and budget deficits while discussions push for an independent, objective review of party services and spending.
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Business owners urged to diversify offerings amid safety concerns
Irene Iwanicki reports that restaurant operators worry over drunk driving incidents and seek strategies to attract customers. Proposals include expanding alcohol free options, beer and wine brands, nonalcoholic lists, and partnerships with cab services to boost safety and sales.
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