Mild January Warms Medicine Hat With Sunny Forecast
January in Medicine Hat brings spring like warmth as temperatures rise from a high of 8 degrees Thursday to 5 degrees today. The weekend should stay sunny with highs around 6 degrees and a Sunday 14 degrees rising to 16 degrees by Monday. A 30 percent chance of flurries appears next Wednesday.
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Flu hospitalizations surge in Alberta with more deaths
Alberta Health Services reports 95 flu hospitalizations in the South Zone this week up from 34 a week earlier, with provincewide hospitalizations rising to 1 071 from 568. Ten more deaths bring total provincial fatalities to 43. influenza A cases reach 3 604 and B cases 186.
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City to study Medicine Hat hospital parking this year
City planners will review parking around Medicine Hat Regional Hospital and may shift rules after a major facility expansion. Metered rates at 2.50 per hour for 2015 and 2016 may stay to push drivers to use hospital lots, with a broader area assessment by year end.
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Oliver insists on balanced budget despite oil price drop
Canadian Finance Minister Joe Oliver says he will not shift from a plan to deliver a balanced budget in April. He rejects deficits to please investors, arguing it preserves confidence and shields Canada from international shocks amid falling oil prices and a.Bank of Canada rate cut.
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