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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 2011
Page
1
Kim Robinson browses holiday treats with Emma Bennett at Nutter's Bulk and Natural Foods on Thursday afternoon as shoppers seek seasonal goodies.
Emma Bennett and Brad Baker pose beside a mountain of toys at Southland Volkswagen as staff run a toy drive for United Way. The haul will be distributed to groups including the women’s shelter, Canadian Red Cross, Medicine Hat Regional Hospital pediatric ward, and the Santa Claus Fund.
Gail Macdonald wraps gifts at Interlace Studio on a Wednesday afternoon as shops grow busier in the final weeks before Christmas. The busy shopping period reflects heightened activity and last minute purchases.
Local photostore advertises a selection of photos and photobooth offerings. It highlights photo packages and pricing, inviting customers to browse prints and services.
The Senate passed the Harper government bill ending the Canadian Wheat Board monopoly on western wheat and barley sales by a 51 33 vote after a clo ture. Ottawa expects royal assent before Christmas as court challenges loom and farmers await a open market.
The Alberta case涉及 Lesnar and guide Stryker with alleged waste of game. APOS director Owen Voaklander condemns wasting edible meat while noting Trophy Hunters Alberta has good regulation support. Lesnar not arraigned. next court date set for January 19.
Police probe a shooting spree that left four dead and a fifth person wounded in Claresholm Alberta as Highway 2 was blocked for hours. RCMP seek motive amid domestic disturbance theories and await autopsy results while checking security footage.
CHEPA member Sweetman urges long term planning at McMaster University noting the need to forecast a decade ahead since physician training takes ten years. Health economists warn pay per service creates risk of oversupply leading to more tests for fewer patients to sustain incomes. A report links doctor supply with provincial data gaps in payments and territories.
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