Ottawa eases net-zero rules aiding Medicine Hat gas turbines
Ottawa finalizes electricity rules extending the timeline for reducing carbon in power from 2035 to 2025 while still requiring a three quarter cut by 2035 and eventual net-zero by 2050. Medicine Hat officials warn flexibility remains limited for their gas fleet as Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario sue over federal jurisdiction.
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LDS Church Donates 292000 to Women’s Shelter Upgrades
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints presented 292000 to Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter Society for the Phoenix Safe House capital plan and renovations. The funds will support an education room inter faith room a community kitchen and multiple bedrooms. Leaders from MHWSS and church officials praised the gift as a major boost toward expanding services and maintaining shelter operations during the holiday season.
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Trudeau weighs options as path to stay PM narrows
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau considers his next move after Chrystia Freeland resigned as finance minister on Monday. Calls for his resignation rise from Liberal MPs and opposition, with options including immediate resignation or leading a leadership race after prorogation. Trudeau has cancelled year end interviews and weighs how to proceed with his inner circle.
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