Swirls Treat Brings Niebergalls and Olsen Together
Emma Bennett enjoys a Swirls ice cream with Claire Niebergall Oliver Belrose Matthew Niebergall Susan Olsen and Debbie Niebergall on a Thursday afternoon in a casual people photo feature.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 2015
Page
2
Emma Bennett enjoys a Swirls ice cream with Claire Niebergall Oliver Belrose Matthew Niebergall Susan Olsen and Debbie Niebergall on a Thursday afternoon in a casual people photo feature.
Edmonton officials met with Labour Minister Lori Sigurdson as industry leaders push for the plan to raise the minimum wage to 15 dollars by 2018 while noting tips and first jobs should affect rate. They warn higher costs may reduce staff and service quality. The current wage stands at 10.20 dollars. the first increase is to be announced July 1 for an Oct. 1 implementation.
Under cross examination Haloida recalled Halcro asking what he did after arrest. A doctor later described Halcro as grossly intoxicated with four times the legal limit, treating him for acute renal failure and bladder issues after two hours in custody. Trial continues today.
Wanner praises a collaborative effort and credits capable teammates for achievements. Garth Vallely recalls warning him about running as the NDP candidate and jokes about a steep learning curve. Warner says he often reflects on a possible MLA path as family members observe in the gallery.
Alberta awaits how carbon pricing will change under the new NDP government as the current Specified Gas Emitters Regulation charges large emitters 15 dollars per tonne. Industry leaders urge a stronger, clearer framework to ensure consistency and investment signals across geographies.
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