Don Weisbeck remembered as Brooks leader who guided growth
Don Weisbeck, longtime Brooks mayor from 1998 to 2007, died suddenly in his hometown. He steered Brooks through oilfield growth, drought, mad cow disease, and a major strike, earning praise from former councillor Rolf Bander and current Mayor Martin Shields for his public embrace and community focus.
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Former Brooks Mayor Don Weisbeck Dies Unexpectedly
File photo recalls Don Weisbeck, once a Brooks mayor, who died suddenly on Friday. He served in local government and remained a prominent figure in the community.
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TransCanada sells Cancarb carbon producer to Tokai Carbon
TransCanada Pipelines sells Cancarb carbon producer to Japanese firm Tokai Carbon for 190 million dollars. The deal supports TransCanada’s capital growth plan while preserving Cancarb staff with provisions to keep current employees. The sale should close by March 31 with staff discussions ongoing.
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City of Medicine Hat names Collin Gallan to CAO post
Council selects Merete Heggelund as chief administrator for Medicine Hat after an unanimous vote. The 53 year old Norwegian-born executive has led corporate services since 2012 and will oversee a 130 million dollar budget for 1,300 staff. She previously served as Statoil Canada VP of business development and directed a large operating division.
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