Cattlemen rebound as prices rise after long slump
Medicine Hat area cattlemen report a four year downturn with about 20,000 Canadian producers leaving business. Prices for feeder cattle rose to 73 cents a pound, cows up to 54 cents at auction, and beef imports and consumption cited as factors in a renewed year of potential profitability.
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Bert Hargrave
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Reinhardt urges tough stance on vandals in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Mayor Milt Reinhardt vows a get tough policy at the Police Commission meeting to curb vandalism. He cites 565 incidents last year and calls for options including riot squads and private night patrols to restore safety at Lions Park and Police Point Park. He urges residents to report incidents and supports private security if needed.
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Milt Reinhardt
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Reinhardt
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Municipalities seek new federalism with expanded powers
The Federation of Canadian Municipalities adopted a position paper calling for a new constitution and decentralized power to local governments. It urges revenue sharing housing social services and cultural affairs transfers while preserving national unity and local jurisdiction.
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Federation of Canadian Municipalities
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Paul O.trepanier
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Jack Volrich
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Gillespie
Beef price climb to persist for years say cattle experts
Alberta cattle official Roman Hrystak predicts beef prices will rise for two to three years as producers rebuild herds after a 1970s peak and ongoing global tightening in beef supplies. He notes higher demand and tighter stocks will lift prices, with government intervention as the only potential disruptor.
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Roman Hrystak
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Hrystak
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Grease Fire Damages City Rental Home on Dominion Street
Fire units responded to a grease fire at 1219 Dominion Street on Wednesday around 4 45 p m. Firefighters extinguished the blaze after about 20 minutes with heavy smoke damage and an estimated thousand dollars in total losses.
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Mike Ladoncey
Dominion Street
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