Tennis action at Medicine Hat club
Emma Bennett and Sandy Campbell battle for a return on Thursday evening at the Medicine Hat Tennis Club as players keep the rally alive during a local match.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 2014
Page
2
Emma Bennett and Sandy Campbell battle for a return on Thursday evening at the Medicine Hat Tennis Club as players keep the rally alive during a local match.
A submitted photo shows Medicine Hat women backing the United Way of Calgary initiative promoting female empowerment and self confidence. In the image Nurse Josie Dahl April Ruzycki Mary-Lou Robertson Pam Francis and Constable C Darr pose for the view. Simultaneously Tom Ramos and Aaron Portes play pool at Medicine Hat College on Friday afternoon.
Alberta Agriculture reports planting near completion and early crop emergence across the province. Region 1 including Medicine Hat and Lethbridge shows crops at high completion, spring cereals at two to four leaves, canola at one to three leaves, with soil moisture and hay conditions dipping slightly. Saskatchewan notes 86 percent of crops in the southwest, aligned with five year average, as moisture varies near the Alberta border.
Tim Richter president and CEO of the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness says Medicine Hat is most likely to become the first North American city to end homelessness. The claim highlights local efforts and leadership in housing and social services.
Hancock addresses homelessness funding and program effectiveness. Medicine Hat Community Housing Society seeks 12.6 million to carry out its plan to end homelessness, with 290 more people housed by March 2015 based on shelter demand and program capacity.
A receivership inspector concluded TIE lacked a credible business model while soliciting funds for mortgage investments. The report accuses Mr. Fowler of misusing investor money for repayments, transfers to Fowler entities, day trading, and personal lifestyle. Principal agent Schneider recruited investors and was bailed in Calgary. Fowler is at large. Schneider’s next court date is June 17.
Bourque 24 faces three counts of first degree murder and two counts of attempted murder. He appeared in provincial court under tight guard as witnesses described a tense 30 hour manhunt. The RCMP said he was unarmed at arrest. a van and tactical officers moved into the courthouse amid a lockdown in Moncton.
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