Medicine Hat News 2016 top story chain of events
The death of MP Jim Hillyer on March 23 sparked a byelection and a CPC nomination process that culminated in Glen Motz securing the Medicine Hat Cardston Warner seat. Ambrose praised Hillyer as a valued Conservative. The saga drew national attention and shaped a pivotal political year.
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Year in Medicine Hat highlights and headlines
The year features three unrelated homicide cases with second degree murder charges and ongoing court actions into 2017. Syrian refugees arrived in Medicine Hat between late 2015 and early 2016, with 138 remaining from 22 families. Bovine TB linked to a Jenner ranch prompted quarantines and cattle culling concerns, with 50 properties affected and testing ongoing into January. Federal and provincial funding supports farmers during the livestock health crisis.
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Trump touts job gains and SoftBank plans at Palm Beach
President elect Donald Trump on the Mar a Lago steps hailed 8 000 US jobs and a SoftBank driven push as he described talks with Barack Obama and noted Masayoshi Son plans to move 5 000 Sprint jobs and hire 3 000 at OneWeb. The claim of 50 000 jobs was linked to a December pledge but specifics remained unclear.
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