Medicine Hat Police enter binding arbitration over expired contract
After 18 months of bargaining the Medicine Hat Police Association and the city have moved to binding arbitration to replace the long expired collective agreement covering about 110 officers and civilian staff. Police president Stacey Kessler declined to comment on talks while city officials noted openness to a mutually beneficial deal.
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Premier Rachel Notley refuses to fire environment minister Shannon Phillips over comments about RCMP involvement in information sessions for a Western Alberta parks plan. The opposition calls for Phillips to resign amid safety concerns and RCMP statements, while she defends decisions and notes harassment toward officials.
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