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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 2015
Page
4
Today's forecast calls for sunny skies with a high of 26 and a north wind of 10 kmh. Partly cloudy tonight with a low of 11 and a north wind of 10 kmh. Sunday will be sunny with a high near 30 and a south wind of 10 kmh. Monday looks to be sunny and warmer with a high around 33.
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Mayor Ted Clugston spoke at city hall about the Canada Centre naming the project’s future home while Western Canadian hotel chain signed as title sponsor. He noted August opening and addressed cost concerns and looming Tigers lease talks with SMG Canada. critics earlier warned of taxes and isolation.
A roundup covers civic debates and park changes in Lions Park with Councillor Bill Cocks backing greenspace. The piece also highlights Medicine Hat Arena season wrap and local arts, sport, and festival dates including Hat honours, Theatre from Ronnie Burkett, Spectrum's 25th anniversary, and area rodeo events through June.
A slim week ahead with a corporate services committee meeting and planning commission on minor matters. The legislature session starts on June 11, signaling a shift in priorities for officials.
A provincial inquiry begins into Redcliff affairs following a citizens petition to the government. Mayor Bott says the issues are longstanding. Premier Arthur Sifton marks his fifth year as province's first minister. Letters from overseas describe Medicine Hat soldiers at Ypres with Capt. Frank Pott killed. Three Lethbridge chauffeurs are arrested in Milk River for aiding Austrians to leave Canada.
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