Medicine Hat police chief denies hiding internal surveys
Police Chief Andy McGrogan and Police Commission chair defend 2017 2018 internal HR surveys showing a negative work climate. Female officers reported development gaps and inappropriate conduct while staff depicted a toxic culture with concerns over trust and fairness in promotions. Paralegal Ken Montgomery provided the surveys to the News amid bullying and harassment discussions.
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Petrochemical growth expected despite plastics concerns
Canada’s slow-growing petrochemical sector plans its largest expansion in five years for 2019. Federal and provincial incentives drive capital spending up 65 percent to 1.9 billion, with 17,670 jobs anticipated, while environmental groups condemn plastics waste.
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