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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 2010
Page
1
From left Fermin Casanova David Domba and Francisco Decarie enjoy a bright day outside their homes on 17th Street SE in a candid news photo.
Emma Bennett Robin Edmundson and Kelsey Denboer join Stephanie Clarkson in Studio Select as they donate their hair for Angel Hair for Kids, a Canadian charity that creates wigs for children with cancer. The Medicine Hat High School graduates pledged to give their locks at year’s end.
Emma Bennett Garrett Hanson and Ivory Millard lead a tug-of-war game outside First Assembly of God as children join a free drop in program. The activity runs daily until Friday July 9 from 1 to 4 p.m. for ages 8 to 12.
Khan says crews watch the cliff edge but predictability remains low. Genivar consultants join city engineers to advise on safety while residents near Craven Place report mudslide impacts and warning signs. Residents urged to heed barricades and call Municipal Works at 403-529-8177 or 9-1-1 in emergencies.
Alberta Liberals urged moderates from all parties to collaborate to dethrone Premier Ed Stelmach's Conservatives amid rising Wildrose strength. Leader David Swann said cooperation could involve NDP and other progressives, while the NDP called the move a desperate distraction. The party seeks options from alliances, mergers, or name changes, with Liberal members voting on any major shift.
Regehr doubted the Liberals' chances saying it seems a long shot with no clear traction. He noted the Liberal brand lacks direction, comparing provincial and federal Liberal positions as unclear and flawed.
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