Hatter man injured in rollover crash near Redcliff
Abdulrahman Al Saimari of Medicine Hat received minor injuries after a single vehicle rolled two or three times on a gravel road north of the Trans-Canada Highway between the Hat and Redcliff. The incident occurred just after noon in light rain and overcast conditions. No charges yet. RCMP ongoing investigation.
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Medicine Hat
Gil Abdulrahman al Saimari
RCMP
al Saimari
the Hat
Redcliff
Alberta crop conditions show mixed growth prospects
The Wheat Pool reports June 3 crop condition indexes by type with hard red spring wheat at 68 and canola at 57, versus last year. Spotty showers improved soil moisture as most wheat barley and canola have emerged, with two percent of canola blooming in the Medicine Hat Foremost region.
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Medicine Hatlberta Wheat Pool
Ray Kettenbach
Canada
Kettenbach
Medicine Hat
Cash for Hatters funds flow to Medicine Hat groups
Alberta Sport Recreation Parks and Wildlife Foundation distributed 3.6 million with 91 thousand going to 33 Zone 1 groups in the Sunny South. Medicine Hat beneficiaries include Safe Community Coalition 2000, Weiner Centre Snooker Club 3000, Hill Huskies Football 2000, South Ridge Spartans Football 2000, Taylor Tigers Football 2000, McCoy Colts Senior Football 4000, Medicine Hat Tackle Football Association 7600, and Medicine Hat Inline Hockey Association 1450. Several Brooks groups also received funding.
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Alberta
Sunny South
Alberta Sport Recreation Parks and Wildlife Foundation
Saskatchewan
B.C
U.S
Brooks
Medicine Hat
Safe Community Coalition
Weiner Centre
Hill Huskies
South Ridge Spartans
Taylor Tigers
McCoy Colts
Medicine Hat Tackle Football Association
Brooks Groups
Medicine Hat General Hospital Board Date Question
In Monday's News a trivia item asks when the hospital gained legal existence with a board and full approval. Options include January 12, 1889 through November 22, 1889.
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Medicine Hat General Hospital
Life Struggles Shared By Hepatitis C Patients In Medicine Hat
Greg Stanley and Steve McRae, Medicine Hat residents, describe living with hepatitis C contracted in 1983 and 1970s transfusions. They detail symptoms, treatment with interferon, costs of referon, and the emotional toll including unemployment, stigma, and reliance on disability support while awaiting liver transplants.
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Medicine Hat
Greg Stanley
Stanley
London
Ont
Steve McRae
McRae
Hepatitis C support group to start in Medicine Hat
Greg Stanley plans a Medicine Hat chapter of the Hepatitis C Society offering anonymity and up to date information. The group will host workshops on diet and medication with members from Oyen to Medicine Hat and aims to help patients and loved ones cope with discrimination and isolation.
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Alberta
Ontario
Greg Stanley
Medicine Hat
London
Ont
Steve McRae
Stanley
McRae
Toronto
Oyen
Rattlesnake study cut after one year over funding shortfall
University of Calgary biologist Larry Powell loses a year of work on rattlesnake behavior north of the Hat as Alberta funding shifts. ACA and partner groups say grants are one-year, competitive, and Powell criticizes the distribution while data from the single season shows snakes leaving dens and returning later with some tracked electronically.
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Medicine Hat
Larry Powell
University of Calgary
Biology Department
Alberta Conservation Association
Glen Semenchuk
Powell
Alberta Fish and Wildlife
ACA
Alberta Fish and Game
Trout Unlimited
Walleye
Baresco
Federation of Alberta Naturalists
Larry
Semenchuk
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