Roy Wilson pupil clears bar in Rotary Track high jump
Leila Schultz, a Grade 5 student at Roy Wilson Learning Centre, clears the bar during a Wednesday high jump event at Rotary Track in a vivid news photo featuring Emma Bennett.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 2017
Page
2
Leila Schultz, a Grade 5 student at Roy Wilson Learning Centre, clears the bar during a Wednesday high jump event at Rotary Track in a vivid news photo featuring Emma Bennett.
Hasan Syed, a 28 year old Vancouver nursing student, stops at city hall during a cross Canada journey to Ottawa this summer. He began April 10 to raise awareness of clean drinking water needs in First Nations communities. More details at A2CW.org.
Medicine Hat News reports Robert Dumanowski announces his re election bid while ten candidates vie for the nine council seats. Re election filings include Ted Clugston Les Pearson Jim Turner and Brian Varga with Bill Cocks still pending registration. Former alderman Phil Turnbull Jim Black Charles Mittelholtz Turner and Myles Mulholland also registered. Clugston seeks a second term as mayor. The registry shows candidacy but not specific seat.
Silvius notes mixed views on MAID among Albertans with some choosing it when life is untenable. He cites a high current MAID tally and media interest, while stressing the need to ensure available alternatives are well understood. Rural physician participation remains a challenge.
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland announced Canada cannot rely on the U.S. for defense as before while a major ship and jet modernisation plan moves ahead. The cost projection for frigates and destroyers has risen to about 60 billion dollars with funding phased in from 2016 to 2021, drawing mixed political reaction and NATO praise.
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