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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 06, 2017

Page

7

Former Alberta premier Hancock named provincial court judge

Dave Hancock, 62, former Alberta premier, is appointed as a provincial court judge in Edmonton to handle family and youth matters. He will begin a third career after 18 years in politics and 18 years as a lawyer and aims to strengthen families through justice.

Edmonton Dave Hancock Hancock

Man charged in Red Deer cruiser ramming

RCMP say on July 17 a stolen truck rammed a Red Deer police cruiser in central Alberta injuring the officer. The vehicle fled. the cruiser suffered front end damage and the suspect, 26 year old James Kenneth Riley, faces charges including dangerous operation of a motor vehicle and assaulting a peace officer with a court appearance set for December 19 in Red Deer.

Red Deer Riley

Alberta to invest 1.4 billion for carbon reduction across industries

Alberta will allocate about 1.4 billion over seven years to cut emissions and spur investment in clean tech. The plan funds upgrades for oil sands facilities, 225 million for carbon reduction innovations, 240 million for industrial energy efficiency, and 400 million in loan guarantees, aiming to attract investors and create jobs.

Calgary Alberta Shannon Phillips Margaret McCuaig-Boyd Phillips

Indian Act changes could be 400 million a year

The parliamentary budget office estimates that eliminating sexism in the Indian Act could extend eligibility to up to 670,000 people, with about 270,000 likely to claim status. It projects up to 407 million dollars a year in continuing costs plus upfront admin costs, though uncertainty remains in how many will register or live on reserves.

Ottawa Parliamentary Senate Budget Office

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