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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1995

Page

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Family Lotto Wins Stack Up for Aerssen Clan

In Toronto, Judy Aerssen wins five dollars on Saturday night, husband John nets ten thousand, and daughter Cathy hits a five million Lotto 649 jackpot all on the same night. Cathy and fiancé Eugene Bovingdon celebrate as the family recalls prior wins including Cathy’s six thousand in 1987 and her father’s seventy thousand from a pool win three years ago.

Toronto Aerssen Judy Aerssen John Cathy Aerssens Cathy Aerssen

Flood renews riparian cottonwood and willow forests along South Saskatchewan

Naturalists credit the Flood of 1995 with revitalizing the riparian zone along the South Saskatchewan. University of Lethbridge biology professor Stewart Rood says flooding is essential for cottonwood and willow regeneration and ecosystem health. Dennis Baresco notes the flood harms lawns but creates ideal nursery sites for new trees and wildlife-rich habitat. In five years Hatters may see a regenerated forest with seedlings growing to maturity.

South Saskatchewan University of Lethbridge Stewart Rood Dennis Baresco Medicine Hat Police Point Park Rood Alberta Baresco

Firefighters Aid Fort McMurray as Highway 63 Closes

Wyoming crews join Canadian efforts against three massive fires near Fort McMurray. Hot dry weather and gusty winds pushed efforts, with the Mariana Lakes fire the largest in over ten years, burning about 101,500 hectares and forcing intermittent highway closures along Highway 63.

Fort Mcmurray Southam News Wyoming Prince Edward Island Mariana Lakes

Flood relief details emerge for Medicine Hat area

Medicine Hat outlines flood relief costs and eligibility with up to 100000 per home for essential items not insured. City estimates total damage at about 30.5 million, including 12.5 million homes, 12 million municipal cleanup, and 6 million for business. Disaster relief covers excess municipal costs and some homeowner and business losses but not all.

Medicine Hat Perry Yanke Cedar Square Insurance Yanke Ted Grimm West Grimm Rob Renner Renner City Hall

River crest and flood updates slow recovery across Alberta

Alberta Environment reports the South Saskatchewan River fell from a record crest of 98 metres to 44 metres below the crest but remains 24 metres above normal. Water flow is twice typical at 1 560 cubic metres per second and restrictions linger in Red Deer and Medicine Hat with boil water advisories and limited lawn watering for residents.

South Saskatchewan Alberta Environment Elaine Abbott Abbott Larry Godin Redcliff Medicine Hat David Swann Palliser Health Authority Southeastern Alberta

Ottawa economy slows with possible return to recession

The Canadian economy stalled through winter posting 0.7 percent annual growth in early 1995 and analysts fear a contraction may follow. Inflation surged since the GST, signaling stagflation risks amid high rates, strikes, and weak US demand. Statistics Canada data for Q1 1995 show the slowest quarter since late 1992.

Ottawa Southam News Canada U.S Statistics Canada

Alberta to compensate teen sterilization survivor in 1959 case

Leilani Muir, now 50, testifies that Alberta erred in sterilizing her at age 14 under the Sexual Sterilization Act to prevent mentally defective children. Government lawyer concedes the operation should not have occurred as she recounts an abusive upbringing and admission to the Red Deer training school.

Edmonton Alberta Leilani Muir Bill Olthuis Olthuis Muir Red Deer Alberta Eugenics Board

Reform MP Silye Breaks Ranks on Gun Registration Vote

Ottawa reports Reform MP Jim Silye defied party lines to back the Liberal gun registration bill amid debates on crime reduction and police effectiveness. He cited constituent support in his downtown riding and noted the bill’s political risks for Prime Minister Jean Chretien. Party discipline and polling influenced his stance despite earlier misgivings.

Rave Edmonton Journal Ottawa Reform Aip Jim Silye Marshalls Rerm Sures Jean Chretien Silye Maine Allan Silver Edmonton Tan McClelland Vancouver Tedee Ahrnich

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