Hatters Tour Showcases Backyard Landscaping Trends
During the tenth annual garden tour, Hatters explored current landscaping trends and ideas for local yards. The event highlighted practical design tips, plant varieties, and outdoor living concepts for residents seeking low maintenance, attractive spaces.
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Medalla Potteries Opens New Warehouse
Medalla Potteries inaugurated its new warehouse with a formal opening ceremony. Company officials described the event as a milestone in expanding distribution and improving accessibility for customers.
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Alberta panel on health reform shelving cost-cutting report
Edmonton Canada bios says trimming wasteful medicare is laudable but tough. Alberta Health Minister shelved a 26 page panel report that urged capping chiropractic and podiatry at seniors, limiting eye exams, and adopting Netherlands style review while stressing expert evaluation over committees.
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Canadian beef crisis may last longer, experts warn
Canada's mad cow disease crisis could extend well beyond days or weeks, threatening many farmers with bankruptcy. Experts say global politics and consumer concern keep borders closed, with bans hurting the industry as U.S. and Japan exert pressure and countries require seven years without a new case to be deemed free. Canada seeks to prove safety and regain opened markets while production plummets from about 70,000 cattle a week to below 40,000.
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Wacky weather not unusual for southern Alberta
Environment Canada meteorologist Dan Kulak says tornadoes do occur in southern Alberta with six sightings from 1913 to 2002 and two injuries, the most recent in August 1998. He notes straight line winds cause more damage than tornadoes and emphasizes awareness amid more frequent severe weather and improved Doppler radar.
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