Medicine Hat mayor forecasts stable utilities and no new taxes in 2001
Mayor Ted Grimm reflects on 2000 and plans for 2001 with no new tax hikes and utilities held steady. He notes 50 percent natural gas, eight percent electricity, and small increases for water sewer and garbage, while backing Riverside Park for a potential performing arts centre.
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Solberg Reflects on First Full Year in Alliance Leadership
Medicine Hat MP Monte Solberg looks back on 2000 as a year of union talks and party realignment. He notes the Reform party’s folding into the Canadian Alliance, Stockwell Day’s leadership, and a disappointing federal election. Solberg remains optimistic about uniting conservatives and building support in 2001.
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