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Medicine Hat News

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Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 01, 2015

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2

Frisbee Fun And Local Band Play At Kin Coulee Park

NEWS PHOTO Charles Lefebvre Jackson Hill and Brigham Hill join Eric Petersen to chase frisbees at Kin Coulee Park on Friday afternoon. Later Kingsway band members Callen Weisgerber Nick Dooley and Taylor Nickel perform outside Obsession Shoes on Third Street S.E Friday evening.

Charles Lefebvre Jackson Hill Eric Petersen Brigham Hill Kin Coulee Park Kingsway Callen Weisgerber Nick Dooley Taylor Nickel Obsession Shoes Third Street S.E Owen Bruins Seven Persons Creek Conquer the Coulee Barry Yard

Conquer the Coulee draws diverse racers for charity event

Participants praised the obstacle course as nontraditional racing. Colleen Webster, new to the event, finished in under 90 minutes while noting hills as toughest. Renee Goldie, a veteran, praised all three races and family focus. Proceeds benefited Big Brothers Big Sisters. The organizer announced Conquer the Valley on August 29 at Hidden Valley Ski Hill in Elkwater.

Humphries Colleen Webster Renee Goldie Aaron Tatham Goldie Big Brothers Big Sisters Hidden Valley Elkwater

Anti-tobacco group lauds Alberta ban exemptions

The group praised Alberta's flavoured tobacco ban while noting exceptions for pipe tobacco and cigars costing five dollars or more and weighing five grams or more. Health Minister Hoffman defended the move and said the public will follow the law to protect youth.

Alberta Les Hagen Hoffman

Reconciliation debated as residential schools legacies persist

A sweeping commission found about 150 000 First Nations Inuit and Metis children were taken to government schools over decades. It heard from 7 000 survivors about abuse and the long term harms now evident in poverty foster care and jail rates. Leaders urge action beyond apologies and call for broader study of deaths and medical experiments.

Ottawa Crown Sinclair Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops Terrence Anglican Church of Canada Manitoba Eric Robinson

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