Medicine Hat RCMP pledge no slow-down actions
Medicine Hat RCMP will not join any work to rule actions in Alberta. S. Sgt. Al Grier said there will be no slow-down in the Medicine Hat area and duties will be carried out as before. Other detachments note 400 of about 2,000 officers are weighing protests over the Treasury Board pay offer and benefits package.
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Rick Pedersen
The
NEWS
Medicine Hat
RCMP
Alberta
al Grier
Federal Treasury Board
Treasury Board
Mounties
Grier
Monetary policy debate in Canada amid high rates
The piece surveys macroeconomic schools from Keynesianism to monetarism and post Keynesians, noting Bank of Canada rates at a record 19.1 percent. It traces policy shifts from 1930s mood to stagflation of the 1970s, Trudeau’s monetarist tilt, and the promise of shopworn tools like wage and price controls versus new cooperative approaches. The article laments limited public willingness to cooperate and highlights forthcoming rate decisions and labor tensions.
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Edmonton
John Maynard Keynes
Keynes
Barry Goldwater
George Wallace
Margaret Thatcher
Ronald Reagan
Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau Inc
Trudeau
Nice
Canada
Bank of Canada
Child killed after bicycle struck by truck in Redcliff
Five year old Marcela Dirk of Redcliff died Friday after her bicycle was hit by a truck driven by Larry Linklater of Lethbridge. Police say the truck came from an alley on First Street SE around noon. Paramedics tried to save her life. she died on arrival at Medicine Hat District Hospital. The incident is under investigation. Also, Allen Fodchuk of Brooks and Charles Spencer of Brooks were involved in a separate accident on Highway 873. Spencer’s car collided with Fodchuk’s truck at 7:30 am about 5 km north of Brooks, with Spencer injured.
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Marcela Dirk
Redcliff
First Street
S.E
Larry Linklater
Lethbridge
Linklater
Mike Pearce
Pearce
Medicine Hat
Allen Fodchuk
Brooks
Brooks Rcmp
The
Mounties
Charles P. Spencer
Spencer
Fodchuk
New Homes Push Medicine Hat Building Permits
The city issued 30 building permits last week with total construction value of 702,150 dollars. Thirteen permits issued between May 25 and May 29 were for new houses, lifting the year’s housing starts to 314 in Medicine Hat.
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Medicine Hat
City man fined 400 for exceeding .08 in provincial court
A 24 year old city man, Ronald Colin Crockford, was fined 400 and had his licence suspended after being found guilty of exceeding .08 following a 28 April incident on Division Avenue N. Police testified Crockford swerved into a vacant lot and later failed sobriety tests. Judge Wambolt accepted the delay in testing as reasonable.
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Philip Wambolt
Ronald Colin Crockford
5Th St. S.E
Division Avenue N
Robert Siegmund
Division Avenue
Crockford
Siegmund
Wambolt
Unit fights fires before they start in Medicine Hat
Deputy chief Ron Bell leads Medicine Hat fire prevention, educating residents and inspecting new buildings to meet fire and building codes. He warns that fire risk lies in people and unsecured fuel canisters, skid tanks, and improperly stored propane. The unit has overseen smoke detectors upgrades in over 350 apartments and promoted school and church fire safety education.
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Ron Bell
Medicine Hat
Bell
Alberta
Medicine Kat
Robin Schloht
Health clinics and drop-in sessions listed across Alberta towns
Multiple health units and clinics in Medicine Hat Crestwood Brooks and other towns offer patient hours on various days. Dates show weekday mornings and afternoons with several locations running by appointment, including infant child and adult care.
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Birch
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Dunmore Rd
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