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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 2012
Page
1
Ian Sorensen speaks at Medicine Hall College Theatre during the Phi Theta Kappa Alpha Tau Delta Chapter induction ceremony with Stuart Riley, chapter advisor, present.
News photo shows Bethany and Micah Klein enjoying a snow afternoon at Kin Coulee Park toboggan hill. Emma Bennett captures the moment as children play in fresh fall and sunshine.
City crews completed two priority snow removal routes by 5 p m Monday after a quick turnaround from late week street sweeping. Environment Canada recorded up to 8.9 mm of melted snow on Saturday. The city remains about halfway through its first of three priority areas including Dunmore roads and emergency routes.
The Medicine Hat Police Service reports 47 motor vehicle collisions from Saturday morning to Monday morning tied to snowy conditions. 44 vehicles damaged, one injury, seven hit and runs. Kesler warns driving remains challenging with melting snow and cold temps ahead. Do not tailgate and plan trips with extra time.
Covenant Health manager Sarah Matthews describes a St. Joseph's Home project with a family lounge and large rooms to support near bed nursing care. Wheelchair accessible bathrooms and an open plan nurses station facilitate family participation and doctor nursing conferences. Alberta Health Service protocol for transfers to hospice is being set. The provincial standard outlines 12 weeks of hospice care with possible short stays for symptom control.
Justice Minister Toews denounces Anonymous videos attacking him over the online surveillance bill. He says open attacks on the House floor are acceptable only if public, but using House resources to target a member secretly is wrong. He calls the videos a contempt and cites inundated mails affecting constituent service. Speaker Scheer may rule.
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