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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 2011
Page
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Ian Sufrecracn Richard Jans Rose Sailer and Jean Zvolensky pose with program manager Ryan Wiest after donating an adjustable electric bed to Riverview Care Centre in honour of their mother Charlotte Jans.
Ice Breakers Faith Augustino Jewel McCallum Taylor Ohs and Samarah Nykamp all Grade 5 Crestwood School play in the Jampail Bonspiel at the Kriplex on Thursday. Ohs designed matching t shirts for her team.
In Zawiya 50 km west of Tripoli an army unit attacked the Souq Mosque where opponents camped. Ten were killed and 150 wounded as rebels fought back after days of protests. Britain convenes COBRA to consider evacuating about 200 workers, with possible special-forces involvement.
Critics say the capital plan at 17.6 billion over three years relies on optimistic oil royalties and must be stretched to five years. Danielle Smith and David Swann fault the government for spendthrift plans while fee hikes hitch Albertans, with the province facing leadership turnover and party flux. Oil remains around 100 a barrel as forecasts assume solid growth and near par currency.
PRSD could lose four million dollars as the sustainability grant is halved next year and eliminated the following year. Prairie Rose School Division relies on the grant to move forward, while Medicine Hat Catholic and SD No. 76 face deficits and potential full program cuts as they prepare 2011/12 budgets.
College president Ralph Weeks welcomed a Thursday budget announcement totaling about $1 million in expanded funding for maintenance. He noted relief that several sectors faced cuts and said the college was blessed as it wasn’t expecting a large increase.
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