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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 2011
Page
3
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall announced eight day fall sitting action to add three seats, bringing total to 61. A commission will redraw boundaries after the OECD census, aiming for equal voter totals and mooting shifts in Saskatoon Vying and other areas for the next provincial election.
British Columbia premier Christy Clark announces the Child and Family Wellness Accord signed with nine Victoria-area First Nations. The agreement establishes an integrated, culturally grounded system for child protection and family welfare, aiming to guide provincewide adoption while noting funding details remain to be decided.
Firefighters were called to a southwest Calgary apartment after a metre long Brazilian Rainbow Boa was found under a kitchen sink. The snake was wrangled into a box and taken to the station. The Calgary Humane Society said the snake is doing well and will be quarantined for 10 days for assessment. If no owner is found, the snake may be adopted.
Mounties searched two Moose Jaw stores and seized counterfeit items including knives chi charging devices sweaters shirts hats and more. Investigators say fake merchandise diverts dollars from legitimate businesses and funds organized crime and illicit activity locally and globally.
A University of Calgary policy study urges priority on oilsands access to coastal markets. It estimates up to 131 billion in Canada’s GDP gains 2016 to 2030 and about 27 billion more in tax receipts if new pipelines reach the Gulf Coast and Pacific regions. The report notes bottlenecks at Cushing Oklahoma slow heavy crude to US refineries and highlights project interests by TransCanada and Enbridge as efforts to alleviate the choke point.
Premier Greg Selinger says unprecedented spring flooding could top 1 billion, lifting Manitoba’s deficit significantly though he remains committed to balancing by 2014. He notes over 800 million in flood costs so far, not counting emergency channels or road and bridge repairs. Ottawa funding will offset some losses. quarterly update due soon.
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