Weekend Forecast Outlook With Showers and UV Note
Saturday shows scattered showers with a high around 23 and low near 12. Mostly cloudy conditions continue with a chance of showers and a high near 21 to 22. The forecast includes a UV index warning about sun exposure risk.
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Monda
Calgary
Cold Lake
Uoydrainster
Cranbrook
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Fort McMut
Peace River
Grande Praine
Red Dees
Great Falls
Invermere
Aky Mun House
Stave Lake
Kalispell Kelowna
Wwe
First Canadian Parliament Meeting Held in Ottawa
June 8 report notes the initial Canadian Parliament session opened in Ottawa. It also covers the death of Icelander Johnston from injuries after a bridge accident near Medicine Hat, his Danish parents, and his solitary status in this country. Nancy Sinatra, Frank Sinatra’s daughter, born in Jersey City, rose to fame with These Boots Are Made for Walkin in 1966.
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Ottawa
Johnston
Medicine Hat
Denmark
Nancy Sinatra
Frank Sinatra
Jersey City
New Jersey
Lee Hazelwood
Hazelwood
Waldheim elected Austria president nineteen years ago
Kurt Waldheim was elected president of Austria nineteen years ago today. After a six year term marked by diplomatic shunning, he did not seek re election.
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Kurt Waldheim
Austria
Waldheim
Evacuations Ordered as South Saskatchewan Flood Looms
City authorities in Medicine Hat urged the evacuation of more than 5 600 residents from flood zones along the South Saskatchewan River as evidence suggested the river would breach its banks. Citizens helped by sandbagging key areas to quell rising waters.
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Medicine Hat
South Saskatchewan River
Blood donor clinic set for June 21 and 22
Canadian Blood Services hosts an appointment only blood donation event at 1051 Ross Glen Dr in conference rooms on June 21 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m and 3 p m to 6 p m and June 22 8 30 a m to 10 a m and 11 30 a m to 3 p m Healthy donors aged 17 to 71 may donate every 56 days Those over 71 should contact CBS before donating To book an appointment call 1 888 2 DONATE for details or to schedule a time.
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Canadian Blood Services
Ross Glen Dr
Guilty plea for failing to file taxes in Medicine Hat
A Medicine Hat man pleaded guilty to not filing tax returns for three years. Perry Alexander Smiglesky, 44, was fined 3000 dollars for 2000 2001 and 2002 tax returns. The Income Tax Act stipulates fines from 1000 to 25000 and up to 12 months in prison for such offences.
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Medicine Hat
Canada Revenue Agency
Perry Alexander Smiglesky
Alberta Allows Upfront Secondary Insurance for Chiropractic Fees
Medicine Hat News reports the Alberta government will allow Albertans with secondary insurance to cover the patient portion of chiropractic fees upfront starting July 1. The change enables payment at the first service instead of waiting for AH CIP annual benefits to reset.
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Alberta
Strathmore coach fined for highway crash death
Judge Bruce Fraser fined Lionel Gibbs $2000 the maximum under the Traffic Safety Act and suspended his licence for 60 days after a van he drove to a Strathmore game collided with an oncoming vehicle killing 17 year olds Ryan Wiens and Kyle Kostrosky. Gibbs, 39, an Acme Redmen volunteer coach, faced a slide on glare ice as he tried to brake at a stop sign and chose to floor the accelerator to beat the approaching car.
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Strathmore
Bruce Fraser
Lionel Gibbs
Ryan Wiens
Kyle Kostrosky
Gibbs
Range Road
Highway
Acme
Redmen
Fraser
Saskatchewan official siphoned million from welfare program
The Saskatchewan provincial auditor says a senior manager in the Department of Community Resources created 16 fictitious welfare recipients over 12 years, signing 917 emergency payments to those fake claimants. Money listed for repairs and funeral travel ended in the same bank account, with approvals by the same employee despite policy. The scheme was detected only after an internal discrepancy was noticed, described as highly sophisticated.
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Regina
Department of Community Resources
Saskatchewan
Fred Wendel
Wendel
CCHS students stage Pink Panther Strikes Again at Crescent Height
CCHS theatre arts class presented The Pink Panther Strikes Again to a packed Crescent Height High School theatre audience. About 30 Grade 10 students designed sets learned lighting and sound and performed with humor, accents, and improvised moments that delighted family and friends.
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Crescent Height High School
CCHS
Theatre Arts
Jason Vaz
Blake Edwards
Joshua deRuigh
Jacques Clouseau
Norm Lerus
Paul Dreyfus
Clouseau
Nick Kesslar
Chine
Crescent Helens High School
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Sting
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Scouts Canada
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