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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 2003
Page
2
Les Brest argues the Canadian beef crisis demands real, targeted action and a modern contract approach. Bailouts misfire by masking structural issues. focus should be on restoring consumer confidence, reopening export markets, and ensuring public good through collaborative reform between industry and governments.
Canada Post rural route and suburban service workers threaten job action after a Sunday vote on strike action. Local president Alan Barton cites private contractor pay, lack of holidays, and no bereavement leave as key grievances. About 6,000 to 8,000 workers nationwide are affected, with numbers rising as positions are reclassified to avoid union coverage. A legal strike could not occur before June 19, with bargaining talks urged to resume.
The report covers multiple regions with time specific forecasts. Great Falls shows Tuesday mainly sunny with cloudy periods and highs around 26. Alberta areas such as Swift Current Cyprees Hills Waterton Park Central Alberta and North Central regions display variably cloudy days with daytime highs in the mid 20s to upper 20s and nighttime lows from single digits to mid teens. Weather patterns include scattered clouds, periods of sun, and occasional rain or precipitation probabilities.
The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees seeks UN ILO action over Bill 27 and a province wide health labour reform. It argues the law limits the right to strike and trims 400 contracts to 36 across nine health regions, while maintaining union membership.
Mounties report two suspicious deaths in separate incidents. In Airdrie a 39 year old man from Crossfield area was found dead in a truck after a suspected single vehicle accident on a country road. In Fort McMurray a dead man named Roy Allan Flett was found in an apartment with police suspecting foul play.
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