31 Jul 2010
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 2010
Page
1
Spectators splash water and await the Dock Dogs event during the Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede on Friday, captured in a news photo by Ian Sorensen.
Firefighters escort Sonny Davis a wheelchair rider as he crosses Canada to raise awareness for muscular dystrophy. He plans to sell calendars at the Wal-Mart parking lot starting at 1 p.m. Proceeds support the disease and a photo reprint offer is listed for readers.
Analysts expect a further rate hike by the Bank of Canada in September after June and July increases. TD Bank economist Craig Alexander notes Canada rides a global recovery slowdown, while JHS Global Insight cautions against dampening growth with tighter borrowing costs. Canada remains the sole G7 central bank tightening amid the credit crisis.
Gymnasts wow crowds on Third Street $.E with cartwheels and backflips while Maple Creek Hidden River Ranch owner Jayne Smith explains a kahadin sheep misidentified as a goat. Kids like 5-year-old Jada Doughty loved the event and Justin Perich won second prize for Its Just a Jungle Out There. Organizers Roger and Ann Lynde cap 32 years of Kiddies Parade service with this final run.
Lansdowne Equity Ventures seeks city council approval for direct access from South Boundary Road to the Hamptons development. The plan aims to free up to 50 lots for sale and host the Parade of Homes next year. MPC review on August 11 with readings on September 7 and a December 2010 opening target.
Medicine Hat exhibition highlights rural life to city dwellers through livestock demos 4-H volunteering and hands on displays from Science Alberta Foundation and Medicine Hat Interpretive Program. Attendees learn about dairy practices, animal care and land stewardship at the Ag Pavilion daily noon to eight.
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