Irvine family sues over lead poisoning at Alberta Recoveries
An Irvine family files a 7.2 million claim in Edmonton Court of Queen's Bench alleging lead contamination from Alberta Recoveries and Rentals Ltd. in Medicine Hat. The suit cites Maurice Gauthier and others exposed to lead oxide while working, with three children hospitalized for elevated lead levels.
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Mark Rogers
the News
Irvine
Alberta Recoveries and Rentals Ltd
Maurice Gauthier
Medicine Hat
Donna Gauthier
Maurice
Alberta
Brier Park
Court of Queen's Bench
Edmonton
Alberta Occupational Health and Safety and City Hall
Medicine Hat Regional Hospital
Barb Howell
Field and Field
Alberta Recoveries
Tim MacInnis
Province of
Alrae
City of
Medicine At
MacInnis
District agrees to upgrade Red Coat Trail segment
Cypress Municipal District will upgrade about eight kilometres of the Red Coat Trail secondary road 501 from the Alberta Saskatchewan border westward. The hard surfaced gravel road will cost 250 000 dollars funded by Alberta Transportation. Local officials say eight kilometres is a start and aim to expand, while opponents cite maintenance costs and low traffic counts. Upgrading the segment may involve the district in ongoing maintenance and could boost tourism potential. Work could begin in August.
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Dean Pelkey
The
Cypress
Alberta-Saskatchewan
Alberta Transportation
Jim Webster
Red Coat Trail Association
Alberta
Manyberries
Winnipeg
Fort Macleod
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Cypress Council
Webster
Lutz Perschon
Elkwater
Perschon
Jack Osadczuk
IXL strike stalls brick shipments as trucks roll by
Picket line at IXL Industries keeps trucks moving past loaded loads while union and management stand firm. Picket captain Gordon Vollman says drivers won’t block 50 000 pound trucks as police advise. Both sides show little movement with talks halted since June 1.
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Mike Engler
IXL
Porcelain Avenue
Petra Kossman
IXL Industries
Gordon Vollman
Edmonton
Malcolm Sissons
Sissons
Vollman
Aluminum, Brick and Glassworkers International Union
Policy sparks dispute over ECS-9 school site in Cypress division
Cypress trustees face a clash over redirecting Grades 1 to 9 students to rural or city schools after Sept 1 1993. Spokesman Gary Lehr argues Irvine is the wrong site while Dunmore offers civic and athletic facilities and proximity to city life.
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Cam McCulloch
the News
Cypress
Les Brest
Bowen
Brest
Irvine
Dunmore
Gary Lehr
Lehr
Environment critic faults slow Al-Tec control order in HazWaste case
Alberta Environment delayed issuing a control order against Al-Tec Sanitation Systems Ltd after a May 19 search of its Medicine Hat site where about 240 drums of benzene sludge were stored. The order required immediate containment, fencing, and a full waste inventory with a report due by June 24. MLA Grant Mitchell criticized the department for slow action and urged more investigations and surprise checks to deter improper storage of hazardous waste.
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Dean Pelkey
The
News
Alberta Environment
Al-Tec Sanitation Systems Ltd
Liberal Environment
Grant Mitchell
Al-Tee
Mitchell
Al-Tec
Medicine Hat Waste Disposal Company
Highway 41A
Medicine Hat
Al-Tec Company
Alberta
Swan Hills
Robin Cowan
Environment
Ralph Klein
Klein
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