Medicine Hat SPCA to Return to Core Role as City Ends Pound Contract
The Medicine Hat SPCA board says it will resume its adoption and welfare advocacy with fewer animals in the shelter as the city ends its 21 year pound service contract at year’s end. Starting January the SPCA will handle owner relinquishments only, while a private contractor may take over pound duties. The city plans a new $7 million building remains on hold due to fundraising and economic factors, and $106,000 humane society grant will be maintained while a $159,000 pound contract ends with 2015.
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Council scraps Lions Park road with 6-3 vote
City council voted 6-3 to remove a road through Lions Park after berm construction, preserving greenspace and increasing parking at ends. The plan shifts $250000 from road removal to gravel parking while officials weigh traffic, access, and park impact.
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APTN seeks access to police video statements in murder case
Lawyers for APTN and two convicted women return to a Queen's Bench justice after the outlet's bid to view police taped statements in the 2012 Connie Oakes and Wendy Scott case. Scott pleaded guilty to second degree murder. Oakes was found guilty and received a minimum 14 years. The court weighs whether Scott's affidavit is a true recantation as Oakes appeals. Further court action is set for September.
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Lorraine enjoys gathering with friends in photo
A friendly moment shows Emma Bennett smiling as Lorraine connects with companions. Police will operate photo radar at multiple locations to enforce speed limits.
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Suspect sought after bottle assault outside South Railway bar
Police seek witnesses after a 25 year old man was hit with a bottle during an early morning dispute outside a bar on South Railway. He required hospital treatment for a significant injury and investigators request anyone with information contact Const. Brian Bohrn or CrimeStoppers.
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