Cultural centre move questioned in Medicine Hat
City culture leaders push back on relocating the community cultural centre from First Street to Medicine Hat College. They cite loss of downtown vitality, funding risks, college control concerns, and fees impacting seniors and children, with ongoing negotiations among the city college board and MLA Horsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Helm
News City
Medicine Hat College
City Council
Community Cultural Centre
Ted Grimm
First Street
S.E
College Board
Jim Horsman
Department of Advanced Education
Sissons
City and College Board
Block
Culture and Recreation Department
Eileen Sissons
Allied Arts Council
Horsman
Dave Beresh
Culture and Recreation Advisory Board
Beresh
Isabel Sharp
Trials Set For Two City Grocery Stores
Provincial court set trial dates for two city grocers charged with selling goods on a Sunday. Horne Pitfield Foods Ltd operating as the Southview IGA pleaded not guilty and chose July 16 for trial. Foodland Medicine Hat Ltd pleaded not guilty and selected July 30 for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne Pitfield Foods Ltd
Southview Iga
13Th Ave. S.E
Foodland Medicine Hat Ltd
Maple Ave. S.E
Woman jailed for selling stolen goods in Medicine Hat court
Patricia Ann Mountain 26 of no fixed address pleaded guilty to attempting to sell stolen merchandise with tags attached in downtown Medicine Hat on May 30. Judge Wambolt jailed her 60 days and remanded her for trial on LSD and psilocybin charges set for July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wambolt
Patricia Ann Mountain
Medicine Hat
David Carter
Eaton's
Third Street
Sixth Avenue
S.E
Kresge’s
St. S.E
Carter
Wambolt
William Anhorn
Jean Herman Boucher
Boucher
Park Lane Motor Hotel
St. S.W
Brian Leroy Corkum
St. N.E
Corkum
Beny’s
Medicine Hat Ltd
Donald McCrimmon
6Th Ave. S.E
Inflation fight hurts housing industry in Canada
HUDAC president Klaus Springer says inflation controls and high interest rates curb housing supply. He cites 220000 annual units needed, a 40000 unit shortfall, and price surges in Vancouver and Toronto. Alberta programs cushion the impact. rental yields and tax write offs keep apartment building going. He urges less government interference and more private investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Toronto
HUDAC
Canada
Springer
Ottawa
Alberta
Alberta Home Mortgage Corporation
Klaus Springer
Robin Schloht
Salute to Summer at Medicine Hat College Theatre
Spring Sing 81 featured Adele Armstrong Singers Teen Tones Saamis Singers and Kodaly class performing a refreshing Salute To Summer. Highlights included Mountain Nights by Kodaly Oh What A Beautiful Morning and The King and I with Don Lyall Kim Baker and Royal Children. The concert ended with audience participation and remarks on pacing for future openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Armstrong
Saamis
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Teen Tones
Don Lyall
Kim Baker
Anna Leonowens
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Cultural Centre
Debbie Davidson
Tan
WNEWS
Frank Webber
Howard Steven Bower
Ross Glen
Bower
South Ridge
Peter Hauck
Queen St. S.E
Hauck
Walter Neufeld
Neufeld
Sixth Ave. N.W
Philip Geddes
151St St. S.E
Geddes
Terri-Lynn Rey
4Th St. N.W
The
Bay
Dunmore Rd
Edmonton
Dale Dwernychuk
N.E
Rick Pedersen
Housing and Urban Development Association of Canada
Armstrong
Red
Red Robin
Denise Annan
Louis Leonowens
Anna
Peter Rodnansky
Lun Tha
Lillian Torrie
Lady Thiang
Marni Bradshaw
Prince Chulalongkorn
Pamela Wagner
Tuptim
Armstrong Singers
Royal Court of Siam
Saamis Singers
Bell Choir
Merelie Armstrong
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