Alberta physicians approve seven year AMA contract
Alberta physicians vote 93.5 percent in favor of the contract with government. The deal, lasting seven years, freezes increases until 2010/15, then 2 percent and 2.5 percent raises, plus a one time 68 million dollar AMA payment. It creates a compensation committee and arbitration on fees while outlining future fee and program agreements.
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Hat High students help write Alberta youth environmental white paper
Grade 12 student Aurora Bechard and Becca Whenham led Hat High participants in a province wide youth environmental white paper. Global Education organized the effort at Alberta Environment’s request to gather youth views on reducing emissions and shifting energy production. About 600 students joined virtual town halls and 1,500 completed surveys across central and north Alberta. The paper seeks government consideration as policies are rewritten, with youth urging real action and innovative ideas like micro generation and co generation to lower emissions without harming the economy.
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Evony Millard Photographs Junior High City Track Meet
Evony smiles while watching the junior high city track meet as a chaotic page of noise and random text fragments fills the surrounding scene. The image caption references a standard school sports outing with no clear outcomes, but hints at ongoing local coverage and reader engagement prompts.
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Alberta youth tobacco use rises in the province
World No Tobacco Day highlights a rise in youth smoking in Alberta with 64 percent using tobacco products and 30 to 49 percent more youths lighting up, while smokeless tobacco grows in popularity. Dr Ada Bennett warns of cancer risks and calls for a societal shift to change perceptions. Public health groups aid quitting efforts.
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