Summer slide at Lions Park features Caleb with family
Renee Anderson assists her son Caleb down a playground slide at Lions Park on a sunny Saturday afternoon as families enjoy the summer activity.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 2013
Page
2
Renee Anderson assists her son Caleb down a playground slide at Lions Park on a sunny Saturday afternoon as families enjoy the summer activity.
Tanya, Reece and Jason Van Dam enjoy lunch at the HALO fundraiser barbecue Saturday afternoon at Rims of Steel Optics. Charles Lefebvre photographed the scene as supporters gathered for the community event.
Members of the Medicine Hat Police Veterans Association Ken Montgomery Bob Randall and Don Girling held a memorial barbecue Saturday afternoon at Lions Park serving burgers to attendees.
Layton, trapped for 30 minutes on a lake, called for help and was pulled to safety by two unknown boat fishermen. He sustained arm bruises and soreness, and plans to thank the rescuers in person, offering a contact number for them to reach him.
The CFIA and provincial groups discuss shifting policy on anthrax reporting and control in Western Canada. Officials cite rare human cases, vaccine availability, and focus on emerging diseases, while producers seek guidance on testing costs and safe carcass disposal.
The Mackenzie River basin faces ongoing oil sands damage flooding wetlands increasing toxins in rivers and habitat fragmentation threatening woodland caribou. Dams and low water use raise concerns while climate change accelerates impacts. experts call for unified long term monitoring and a single managing authority amid complex jurisdiction.
Francois Dumontier the Grand Prix promoter called the death terrible and devastating after a crane operator struck a track marshal. Jacques Bouchard said a nearby physician stabilized the worker within 30 seconds, with trauma crews transferring him to hospital by helicopter where he was later pronounced dead.
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