Arts groups disappointed as city shifts cultural centre plan
City and Medicine Hat College joint use cultural centre moves downtown project to the college site. Leaders express disappointment but promise to make the facility serve the public with a 743 square metre educational addition and shared capital costs.
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Lee Anderson
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City okays college site for cultural centre in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat council approves a three motion plan to finance a cultural centre at Medicine Hat College with the city contributing up to 2.7 million of the 5.4 million capital cost while the college handles future operations, shifting site to the college and aligning a new provincial courthouse sale.
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Weather and Labor Notes From the Day
The sixth day of the major league baseball strike passed Wednesday without a scheduled meeting between management and players and no meeting planned until Friday. Public notices touch on social services plans and prison unrest prompts analysis of the riot phenomenon.
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Energy talks heat up as Ottawa Alberta push pricing reform
Federal and Alberta energy officials meet in Edmonton amid signs of progress on oil pricing and revenue sharing. Ottawa may raise domestic oil price by up to five dollars a barrel starting in 1982, while Alberta seeks concessions such as lower royalties and changes to gas pricing.
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Court blocks Trudeau July 1 constitutional proclamation
The Supreme Court has not yet ruled on the Liberal constitutional package, delaying a July 1 proclamation. A court list shows no decision on the eight-province challenge, forcing Canadians to wait into summer or fall for judgment and possibly delaying Trudeau's foreign trip.
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Alberta gas export tax challenge reaches Supreme Court
Alberta lawyers argued before the Supreme Court that Ottawa cannot tax natural gas exports despite a Court of Appeal win. The case centers on the federal sales tax on gas exported to Montana and questions of provincial property rights under the British North America Act. If upheld, the ruling could reshape federal energy powers amid the Alberta Ottawa energy dispute.
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