Potty Campaign funds Big Brothers Big Sisters in Medicine Hat
The Medicine Hat and District BBBS launched its first Potty Campaign to raise funds for summer programs. Executive director Holly Stadnicki says several decorated toilets circulated among businesses, with options to have a toilet delivered, picked up, or insured for future use. Five toilets saw heavy local circulation, and participants embraced the playful fundraiser.
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Manitoban trio in Medicine Hat court after theft arrests
One of three Manitobans detained in Medicine Hat on June 6 pleaded guilty to shoplifting and breaching bail. Desmond Houle received a 50 dollar fine and ordered to return to Manitoba. Steven Fontaine and Elizabeth Racette face multiple counts of possessing stolen property and related charges, with next hearings set for June 13.
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Proactive safety tips to keep children from window falls
Alberta Health Services urges precautions as warm weather increases open windows and balcony access. Move furniture away from windows, remove outdoor props on decks, install window guards on upper floors, limit window opening to four inches, inspect balcony railings, secure cords and drapes, and maintain direct supervision to prevent injuries.
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Man to plead guilty to killing two Indigenous women
Crown prosecutor says Alberta man Gordon Alfred Rogers will plead guilty to murdering two Indigenous women in 2007 and 2009. He is charged with two counts of first degree murder, with expected plea for second degree in both deaths. Court appearance scheduled for September 8 in Edmonton.
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Pertussis outbreak prompts vaccination push in south zone
Alberta Health Services declares a Pertussis outbreak in western south zone with 17 confirmed cases this year and 12 linked cases in the past week. Health officials urge immunization for all ages, including pregnant women in the third trimester, adults 18 and older, and timely care to prevent severe complications in infants.
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Manitoba Tories accuse NDP of polling station interference
The Manitoba Progressive Conservatives filed a complaint with Point Douglas returning office alleging that NDP candidate Bernadette Smith photographed with voters near a polling station and that NDP lawmakers have lingered around the site. Elections Act bans campaigning within 50 metres of a polling place. NDP spokeswoman says she hasn’t seen the complaint but confirms all members are told to follow rules.
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