07 Jul 2010
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 2010
Page
1
Emma Bennett reports on the Medicine Hat Photography Club opening reception for The Road Less Taken. Tom Hamilton and Ian Magill discuss the exhibit featuring work from over 40 local photographers and on display at Medalta until July 30.
A provincial disaster assistance program opens registration Wednesday with centres at Medicine Hat City Hall Cypress County Dunmore Irvine Sports Complex and Redcliff Town Office from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Staff will help process in person applications.
Alberta officials promise quicker relief after flood damage, with residents to receive full funds within about ten days once applications are approved. Saskatchewan already distributed $3,000 cheques while awaiting a complete program, drawing criticism from affected residents and local leaders. Environment Minister Rob Renner says the provincial effort will cover uninsured losses and help basic needs, while acknowledging some losses may go uncaptured.
City crews installed snow fence atop the clif f bank to deter access to the dangerous area. Officials warn residents to stay away from edges as erosion weakens the sails and parts of the bank remain unstable. Khan urged public vigilance and noted ongoing monitoring of other bank escarpments with no precise prediction for when a section might fail.
Six million hectares of cropland across the Prairies remain unseeded due to saturated fields as federal Liberals press agriculture ministers to enhance Agri Stability Agri invest and Agri Recovery programs. Saskatchewan MPs urge faster, broader aid and cost sharing with Ottawa while on coming meetings.
The Queen toured Queen's Park meeting Lt. Gov. Onley and Ontario Premier McGuinty, unveiled a plaque for the park’s 150th anniversary, and joined Stephen Harper for a walkabout before a 21 gun salute. She then flew to New York for a first UN General Assembly address in 53 years.
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