Cultural centre may be at college in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat plans to relocate its cultural centre to Medicine Hat College with a provincial courthouse to replace the riverside site. Mayor Ted Grimm says negotiations aim to share $3.8 million in capital costs, with equal provincial support and college joint use, while resolving a courthouse site deadlock and ensuring broad public access.
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Medicine Hat council rejects Sunday shopping bylaw
City council voted five to three to reject first reading of a bylaw regulating Sunday store hours. Aid. Lee Anderson, who spearheaded the measure, was sidelined by a bee sting and noted extensive public input. The 12 page proposal would have closed large stores on Sundays while allowing some small shops to stay open, and faced questions of enforceability and fairness.
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Western finance ministers map strategy on federal province links
In Edmonton four Western finance ministers met to press for stable federal provincial fiscal ties. They warned Ottawa against shifting costs to provinces and opposed including resource revenues in equalization. They urged timely proposals before the March 31 1982 expiry of current arrangements.
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Western ministers blast federal economic priorities in communique
Edmonton report says Canada’s four western finance ministers condemn federal energy and interest rate policies for hindering growth. They warn federal moves threaten major investments and hardship for Canadians while noting lack of provincial consultation. The premiers previously urged renewed federal provincial talks.
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Dome wins bid to take control of Hudson's Bay Oil
Dome Petroleum Ltd has reached an agreement with Conoco Inc to acquire controlling 52.9 percent of Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Co for 40 million HB shares plus 245 million dollars in cash. The total deal value reaches about 1.67 billion dollars in U.S. terms.
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Etzikom public school may face extinction over enrolment rule
Parents met Monday to discuss possible effects of a minimum enrolment policy by the County of Forty Mile No. 8 School Board. The notice mentions potential school closure if enrolment falls short.
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Prime Minister urges Maritime premiers on fiscal reform and representation
Trudeau tells premiers Ottawa cannot redistribute wealth and suggests Lougheed’s number for bills. He pushes early debate on proportional representation and Senate reform, citing shifts in provincial revenue capacity from 1973 to 1979 80 and the need for regional voice in national institutions.
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