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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 2017
Page
4
Alberta will spend 1.5 million to support elder abuse prevention and coordinated response initiatives. Of this, 75,000 goes to the Canadian Mental Health Association in Medicine Hat for a regional facilitator to engage agencies and shape a shared strategy.
The Medicine Hat Rifle and Revolver Club invites the community to a Saturday open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Box Springs Road. Spokesperson Stephanie Van Ieperen notes this is the second annual event to introduce firearms and safe handling, with demonstrations across cowboy action, rimfire, long rifle, pistol, and black powder. Admission is 10 for members and 15 for non members. attendees should not bring their own firearms.
Two inches of rain in southern Alberta improved crops with about 90 percent rated good to excellent. First hay cut roughly 10 percent complete in Medicine Hat Foremost Lethbridge Strathmore. Southern Saskatchewan sees improved outlook in southwest but uneven rain. drought persists in Forty Mile County and near the Montana border Saskatchewan boundary. Across Alberta 80 percent soil moisture is good or wetter. two-thirds of crops developing on schedule in Saskatchewan with 54 percent hay lands and 60 percent crop lands short in the wide area. planners anticipate a shorter hay season in drier zones.
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry cautions southern Alberta cereal grain growers as over a dozen fields show Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus symptoms in 2016. Plant pathologist Mike Harding urges vigilant scouting and testing. no treatment exists and spread occurs via dry bulb mites. Preventing a green bridge by removing volunteers and delaying winter wheat helps, as mites survive despite colder winters.
RCMP report an unsophisticated heist at Peterpond Mall Fort McMurray on June 9. Jaden Dean Janvier, 23, from Anzac, faces theft over $5,000 and trafficking charges for two 10 karat gold necklaces valued around $20,000. necklaces not recovered.
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