Chess ambassador Emma Bennett marks decisive move on board
Emmanuel Hillock Ballantyne, a chess ambassador, performs his next move during a match on Wednesday at the giant chess board, captured in a news photo.
15 Jul 2010
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 2010
Page
1
Emmanuel Hillock Ballantyne, a chess ambassador, performs his next move during a match on Wednesday at the giant chess board, captured in a news photo.
Oliver the 20 week old basset hound visits from Regina and joins a fetch game during Wednesday's Little League Prairie Championships at Kin Coulee Park.
A brief note highlights Rachel Thompson taking part in a summer art class at the Esplanade on a Wednesday. The text also promotes visiting a photo store to buy images and turn photos into prints or imprints on mousepads mugs and t-shirts.
City officials express frustration as the Downtown Redevelopment Plan is sent back to the drawing board delaying proposals for weeks. Ald. Clugston and Ald. Schneider criticize slow progress and risk-averse governance, urging renewed action to avoid further public dissatisfaction.
Wardell and Weisbeck attack Alberta Health Services for a sprawling 54 page structure and councils with no real power. The critique centers on performance targets and a 12 council bonus for Duckett, arguing the effort cosmetic rather than substantive and not improving patient voices or care delivery.
Tourism Alberta defender Don Boynton says a 5.8 billion sector employs 100000 people who rely on healthy forests and rivers. Corporate Ethics ads use Lake Louise imagery to push views on tarsands, while Stelmach invites visitors to see Alberta firsthand and question critics.
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