Canada Development Corp moves to Vancouver delayed
Prime Minister Trudeau urged the Canada Development Corporation to relocate its head office to Vancouver within two years. Chairman Hampson and President Crowe operate from Ottawa with a small staff while discussing plans to raise up to four billion dollars in capital mainly for energy, petrochemical, mining, and healthcare ventures. Crowe envisions offering CDC shares above ten dollars to Canadians to fund the push, with a sizeable public share sale and possible debt securities.
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Toronto
Canada Development Corporation
Vancouver
Trudeau
Corporation
Ottawa
H. Anthony Hampson
Marshall A. Crowe
Canada
Hampson
Crowe
CDC
Mr. Crowe
Imperial Bank of Commerce
Big T.O
Connaught Medical Research Laboratories
University of Toronto
The
Thunderstorm Causes Minor Power Interruptions in City
The Medicine Hat electric and gas department reports the recent thunderstorm caused little disruption. Power was interrupted for a few minutes in several sections, with no major failure. outages stemmed from a few blown transformer fuses.
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Medicine Hat
Chamber fears loss of Economic Development role in Medicine Hat
Chamber of Commerce directors voiced concern as Lyle Hanna moves July 1 from Medicine Hat to Calgary, leaving no local source for financing or marketing information. Hanna will split time on regional inquiries, raising worries about Southeast Alberta Economic Advisory Committee and local industrial growth.
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Chamber of Commerce
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Lyle Hanna
Calgary
Hanna
Southeast
Ted Grimm
Fred Peacock
Grimm
Chamber
Tom Sissons
Peacock
George Davison
Retail Merchants Association
Ald. Grimm
Alberta oil sands race could reshape northern Alberta
Dr. A. E. Moss told the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce that the Athabasca Oil Sands near Fort McMurray hold about 300 billion barrels of oil and could attract major development if U S shale tech advances first. He warned leadership is needed to avoid missing an economic stimulus and proposed government funding for impact studies and a highway program to Fort McMurray.
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Edmonton
United States
Alberta
Athabasca
A. E. Moss
Moss
Edmonton Chamber of Commerce
Underwood McLelland and Associates
U.S
Fort McMurray
Great Canadian Oil Sands Ltd
Alberta shifts to community mental health amid rising institutional costs
Dr. Charles Hellon of Alberta’s Mental Health division says growing bed-care costs push a move to community based services. He envisions local autonomous teams, government monitoring, and involvement of psychologists nurses and social workers to fill gaps. General hospitals would offer multidisciplinary behavioral care and hospitals may focus on long term adolescent forensic and substance abuse services.
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Ponora
Alta
Alberta
Charles Hellon
Hellon
Alberta Mental Health Division
Psychiatric Nurses’ Association of Alberta
Hellen
Alberta Press Council forms to handle public complaints
The Alberta Press Council held its first meeting to discuss procedures. Five of seven provincial dailies sponsored its formation last month to handle public complaints against Edmonton Journal Calgary Herald Medicine Hat News Grande Prairie Herald Tribune and Red Deer Advocate. The 11 member body includes non journalists. It will start receiving complaints Sept 1 with a first business meeting in the second week of October.
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Calgary
Alberta Press Council
Edmonton Journal
Calgary Herald
Medicine Hat News
Grande Prairie Herald Tribune
Red Deer Advocate
Moving to an apartment Want Ad
A brief urging readers moving to a new apartment to place items they cannot use back in circulation via a Want Ad. It promotes selling or exchanging unwanted belongings to free space and help others acquire useful items.
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Charles Lynch
Southam News Services
Lerge
Booklell
Medicine Hat Mews
Joyce Weiss
Terry Hoople
Doug Burgess
Division Ave
Terry
Joyce
Hepplewhyte
Britain
Riverside Park
Frank Webber
Chamber Concerned Development Office
Merchants
Roy Archibald
Ron Craven
Reinhold Lehr
Leo Lewis
William Opalka
Richard Skidmore
Westminster United Church Hall
Brian A. Brown
General Hospitals
Scotland
White Horse Distillers Ltd
Glabggwena
London
Press Council
Art Millington
Call Rae
Kin Coulee
Havre
Russell
Ty al
Trans Canada
ST Pyrene
4Th Ave
North American
Moving & Storage
B. F. Goodrich
Panther Bidg. Supplies Ltd
P.O. Box 4
St. SE
Sun
B.C.A
A.I
Medalta A.I. Breeding Services
10Th Ave. S.W
Behlen Steel
Ed Behlen- Wickes
Meridian Rd
N.E
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