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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 2011
Page
1
Six year old Raeanne Atwood recovering from tonsil surgery at Medicine Hat Regional Hospital beams as Nitro Hobo Hat and Holler from the Medicine Hat Shriners Clown Unit distribute teddy bears and cheer in the pediatric ward during a Wednesday visit.
The future king Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall plan a three province tour in May to mark 60 years since the Queen's coronation. They will visit New Brunswick Ontario and Saskatchewan as part of Diamond Jubilee travels alongside other royal engagements globally.
Retail Council of Canada predicts higher holiday outlays in 2010, with Canadians likely to spend more than last year despite economy concerns. Downtown retailers report a slow start due to a brown snowless November, but optimism grows as December approaches. Local shopkeepers note a shift to festive decorating and extended store hours including Walmart and Superstore in Medicine Hat remaining open 24 hours until December 24. A Mall kiosk seller touts unique gifts and one craftsman from Lethbridge highlights llama wool caps mitts and sweaters as standout items.
The article recounts Justin Trudeau apologizing in the Commons for an outburst tied to parliamentary frustration. He noted the times and defended expressing anger while criticizing opposition tactics and a government ministers handling of environment issues and representation to Durban.
The Safety Alliance Society and Medicine Hat Volunteer and Community Information Centre warn they may close without city support. Alderman Graham Kelly says council should assist, noting both groups are non-profits but not charities and provide services. The Safety Alliance reports 15,000 children participate in its school programs annually.
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