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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 21, 2000

Page

3

Hatters rally for charity on CPR Holiday Train stop

Medicine Hat residents donated 2,179 pounds of food to the CPR Holiday Train stop, one of the most successful on the 20 city run. Executive Director Cheryl May Thorson says Hats turnout topped Red Deer and Edmonton combined, with strong national engagement.

Medicine Hat Canadian Pacific Railway Medicine Hat Food Bank and Services Cheryl May- Thorson Red Deer Edmonton

Weinerville man charged after late-night highway crash

A 22-year-old David Craddock was charged with following too close after his 1988 Dodge Omni struck a stopped tractor trailer at the Trans-Canada Highway Seventh Street S.W. intersection. Minor chest injuries were reported. vehicle damage totaled $9,000.

Medicine Hat David Craddock

Teens held in downtown assault case

Three teens were arrested after an early morning incident in the 600 block of Second Street S.E. A 18 year old, Richard Flohr of Medicine Hat, is charged with possession of break in instruments assault and theft of a motor vehicle. A 14 year old is charged with breach of probation and a 15 year old with assault breach of an undertaking and breach of probation and both are to appear in court January 15.

Medicine Hat Pee Second Street S.E Medicine Hat Mall Richard Flohr Medicine Hat

Kiwanis Park Playground Patrol Photo Radar Notice

Police will set up photo radar at various locations in Medicine Hat on Thursday December 21 to enforce speed limits near Kiwanis Park and Southridge Drive.

Kiwanis Park Southridge Drive Medicine Hat

Canadian Tire Foundation donates 27500 toys to Medicine Hat groups

The Canadian Tire Foundation for Families announced a 27500 toy donation to Medicine Hat as part of a nationwide effort. The Santa Fund and the Salvation Army will share more than 1000 high end toys, with food and funds also donated to the Medicine Hat Food Bank and Services. The handover occurred during the Holiday Train stop with 500 plus boxes unloaded, promising extra toys for next Christmas.

Medicine Hat Canadian Tire Foundation For Families Foundation For Families Santa Fund Salvation Army Medicine Hat Food Bank Canadian Pacific Railways Linda Kozakewich Kozakewich Canadian Tire Todd Schile Hat Schile Mike Bednar Lloyd Cox Santa Claus Fund

Evidence in murder trial delayed in Brooks case

The Court of Queen’s Bench hears that defence for Shawn McDowell has not received copies of video and audio tapes used at February preliminary hearing. Crown says one copy was provided. judge warns delays may trigger a procedural motion as trial set for January 22 for three weeks.

Medicine Hat Shawn Phillip McDowell Court of Queen’s Bench McDowell Ronald Lionel Barker Duchess Joan Blumer Jim Langston Langston Blumer Crown Brian Graff Brooks Rcmp Grant Conrad Conrad Dorothy Smith Smith Graff

Premier to meet Premier in Calgary on physician fee dispute

Alberta doctors and the government eye a quick arbitration outcome as Ralph Klein agrees to meet with doctors in Calgary. The province offers 292.7 million dollars for the medical services budget up 30.2 percent while doctors seek a 64 percent rise and plan arbitration within the process.

Medicine Hat Iberia Ralph Klein Ron Kustra Alberta Medical Association Calgary Klein Hat Duncan McCubbin McCubbin Alberta Medical Association

Alberta considers longer parental leave to a year

Alberta may extend parental leave from 18 weeks to 52 weeks with federal EI backing. Parents like Stacey Mason welcome more time at home though financial and employer concerns loom. Business leaders caution about training gaps and hiring impacts while labor groups urge matching the federal one year option.

Medicine Hat Worrie Stacey Mason Mason Alberta Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce Dana Cooper Clint Dunford Cooper Chamber Kerry Barrett Medicine Hat and District Canada Barrett Labour Council

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