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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1995
Page
8
Alan Poirier editors editorial page and Ron Turner leads finance and HR with Bill Hartley directing manufacturing and Clarence Heringer overseeing advertising sales and service roles.
The G7 nations including United States Canada United Kingdom France Germany Italy and Japan struggle with unemployment and slow job creation. Retraining fails to match the new skilled jobs, debt and high interest rates hinder growth, and leaders are urged to cut rates to spur a durable recovery.
The draft legislation to ban pornographic and hate material on computer networks faces criticism for being uninformative and ineffective. Opponents warn bans won t stop cross border access and may drive users to encrypted channels, while urging education over censorship so individuals can make informed choices.
Halifax hosted a vast G7 briefing with ministers producing language rather than solutions. A Celidh style summit night on Citadel Hill showcased 14 acts by Canadian stars while global crises like Chechnya and Bosnia loomed, with no real breakthrough in sight.
Ken MacQueen reports that the Halifax gathering dwelt on Bosnia with Major cautioning about potential troop needs. Leaders traded small talk over beavers and Bluenose sails, while formal communiques obscured deeper divisions and the true stakes.
Calgary Herald columnist Don Martin notes Ralph Klein’s four day London visit yielded few concrete deals. Klein touted positive investor sentiment and a potential Alberta plant in Edmonton but offered no specifics. London House closures and a planned move to Canada House were discussed as symbolic steps.
The piece argues governments share responsibility for rebuilding homes and businesses in flood plains. It notes long-standing public land ownership, debates over future aid, and calls for flood-plain management like flood ways or a tax fund. It contrasts Calgary ombudsman talks with Medicine Hat’s appeal barriers.
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