Sonia Biemans Watches Ag League Curling at Medicine Hat
Sonia Biemans attends an Ag League curling event at the Medicine Hat Curling Club on Thursday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 2016
Page
2
Sonia Biemans attends an Ag League curling event at the Medicine Hat Curling Club on Thursday afternoon.
Edmonton South West NDP MLA Thomas Dang says he has canvassed groups for six months on abolishing daylight saving time and aims to publish a report soon. He notes potential benefits like fewer workplace injuries and higher productivity and plans a private member's bill based on public opinion.
Nature Conservancy Canada warns that Canada's prairie grasslands are vanishing faster than the Amazon and Great Barrier Reef. More than 70 percent have been converted for farming and industry, threatening biodiversity and migratory birds. Dan Kraus notes historic bison populations and remaining grasslands are at risk without action.
Capital Power advances a Whitla wind scheme tied to carbon-revenue funded auctions. Lengyel says progress is slow and firms progress at their own pace, with two 150 MW phases planned to meet Medicine Hat area power needs. Capital Power owns the site and would develop the project.
Division reports 2016 net earnings near 9.1 million after amortization and debt payments with about 4.3 million to transfer to tax stabilization reserve. Land department trails targets forecasting 25 residential transactions and year end profit around 1.4 million, about 800 thousand below budget. City investments earn 2.51 percent, below long term average. AIMCo plan eyed for long term cash deployment. Outstanding debt stands at 292.7 million with cash rising to 511 million as of Sept. 30 due to July property tax collection.
Saskatchewan Penitentiary houses 900 to 1,000 inmates with about 400 correctional officers. Inmates in the medium security area are serving various crimes including murder. Visits are suspended as officials move detainees and assess housing. Escapes have occurred previously, including a 2015 incident with recapture.
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