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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 2011
Page
1
Emma Bennett, Karen Hazell and Helen Schindt attend Motown Gold at the Medicine Hat Lodge as part of a local music celebration.
Emma Bennet captures Brielle Melle during an intermission at the Monsignor McCoy High School basketball tournament. Brielle smiles and handles a basketball in the gym as players rest between games.
Environment Canada warns of more storms this weekend with Medicine Hat receiving 20 to 30 cm of snow and rain from Friday night. Meteorologist David Phillips cites La Nina driving a prolonged colder, wetter pattern likely through February to April with flood risk in southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan depending on spring snowmelt and mountain snow.
City officials warn approval of 94 million dollar Regional Front Centre may hinge on Building Canada funding with a 2014 completion deadline. Construction could take two and a half years and council has not set a funding formula. MPs may assist with grants, but a quick decision is urged.
Prime Minister Harper told Obama the United States must secure energy from a stable, friendly source like Canada for some time. He urged approving Keystone XL to boost jobs and energy capacity, while critics warn of environmental risks and impact on the Ogallala Aquifer.
Demonstrations in Cairo drew about 100 000 people in a largely peaceful rally as the United States weighs a military backed caretaker government. Omar Suleiman could lead interim rule with negotiations underway including the Muslim Brotherhood for constitutional changes before elections in September. Hillary Clinton spoke with Egypt's Ahmed Aboul-Gheit amid limited details.
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