Calgary man to face preliminary inquiry in Brooks sex case
A preliminary inquiry for Dilang Lam Tut, 24, was set for October 6 in Brooks provincial court. Tut is charged with sexual assault and related offences involving a 10 year old Brooks girl after a complaint from April 30. A second suspect, Paul Mathew also known as Paul Root, 30, faces an invitation to sexual touching charge and will appear July 14 for election and plea.
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Medicine Hat
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City gas utility recruitment strains in Medicine Hat
Utilities commissioner Al Buchignani says high private sector wages lure City of Medicine Hat gas workers away after training. Aldermen discuss competitive pay and possible raises while Mayor Grimm notes cyclical gas market with current staff staying when prices are low.
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Busing Debate Sparks Hatters District Poll on Fees
Hatters press district finance committee over proposed busing fee for schools of choice. River Heights parents insist current busing supports true choice while Crestwood backers push universal user pay. Board weighs proposals ahead of June 7 meeting.
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Tax relief approved for downtown fire losses in 1999
Edmonton city council approved returning the municipal portion of taxes to Sew-a-Way, Parker's Furniture, and Black's Sport Centre for the period after the November 19 1999 fire. The refund totals 313.79 with additional about 80 in Downtown Business Revitalization Zone taxes. Ald. George Renner notes the decision is allowed under the Municipal Government Act.
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Edmonton
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Wildlife biologist positions created in provincial program
Alberta Environment plans to hire 11 wildlife biologists for a $4.7 million provincial program to protect species at risk. In Medicine Hat, officials expect the new role to aid local endangered prairie species with community and landowner cooperation.
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