Road allowance closed near Trans-Canada Trail monument
Medicine Hat City Council voted 9-0 to close a historical road allowance between Seven Persons Creek and the South Saskatchewan River. The 50 metre south north strip near Strathcona Island Park had no connection to other roads and had been struck from land descriptions north of the river. No public input was received at the hearing.
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Historic Crawford Dietrich house named Municipal Historic Resource
The Crawford-Dietrich house at First Street S.W. and Division Avenue has been designated a Municipal Historic Resource. The Queen Anne Revival style home dates to 1901 and features an irregular plan textured surfaces verandahs and preserved interior woodwork. City Council approved an access agreement with the Dietrichs to unlock grant funding for preservation.
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City selects contractor for upgraded south-end substation
Council accepted the contract on Monday for the MHS-8 substation upgrade. Iconic Power won the project worth 690000, with nine firms submitting proposals. The station will handle 138 kilovolts, doubling the capacity of the existing line, part of a proposed 10 million budget. 2.14 million has been allocated to date.
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MHC Powers to National Awards in Power Engineering
Medicine Hat College students place highly in the PanGlobal National Power Engineering Student Awards with Joel Myers earning the second highest national mark and Stefan Florchuk honorable mention. Winners will be recognized at the Inter-Provincial Curriculum Committee meeting in Newfoundland. The college credits its training facility and a strong instructional team for the success and competitive admissions.
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Stefan Florchuk
Darren Nagel
Neil Hayes
Newfoundland
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Encana
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60s Scoop casts spotlight on Manitoba apology promise
Christine Merasty was taken from her birth family in 1970 under the Adept Indian Metis program later known as the 60s Scoop. Manitoba plans to issue an apology to Merasty and others, acknowledging loss of family culture and heritage, while Merasty says the gesture comes too late to undo decades of pain and displacement. Her mother Claire is dead, and Merasty later learned her roots after years of searching, confronting racism and uncovering a missing person case surrounding her mother.
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