Suspected lone robber targets Bank of Montreal in Medicine Hat
Police hunt for a lone male in his 20s who robbed the Bank of Montreal on Seventh Street S.W. on Monday morning, fled on Gershaw Drive, and left cash undisclosed. The third bank robbery in two months, no weapon shown, and two TD robberies under investigation.
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Bill Stadel
The
News
Bank of Montreal
Seventh Street
S.W
Gershaw Drive
Lou O'Reilly
Arlene Simpson
Medicine Hat
City Delays Flood Debrief Until All Reports Are In
City officials say no post mortem on the 95 flood for at least a month as 30 to 35 department reports are prepared. Mayor Grimm outlines two committees to study long term reconstruction, flood proofing, and utilities changes once the debriefing is complete. Cypress District will participate in the review.
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IAI
Reg Leibel
Disaster Services
Leibel
Ted Grimm
Grimm
Cypress
Kathy Mandeville
Ken Sauer
George Renner
Special Committee
Mandeville
Board of Commissioners
Becoming a Canadian takes time for new citizens
Citizenship Judge Ann Wilson explains the lengthy path to Canadian citizenship noting that applicants must reside in Canada for three of the four years before applying and pass either a written or oral exam on history, government, and geography. She says the process takes about 45 months from application to oath and that she swears in about 5,000 new citizens each year in Medicine Hat.
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Ann Wilson
Medicine Hat
Citizenship Court
Canada
Wilson
Politicians balance home life with public duties
Reform MP Monte Solberg and Tory Lorne Taylor share the challenge of long absences from family life due to political roles. Taylor, MLA for Cypress Medicine Hat, describes weeks away in session and weekend returns, while Solberg notes adjustments for his wife Debra and sons Matthew and Michael. Both families find value in public service and time together when possible.
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Monte Solberg
Tory Lorne Taylor
Taylor
Cypress Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat
Lois
Lorne
Taylors
Solberg
Debra
Matthew
Michael
Brooks
Monte
Ottawa
Pearances
Lorne Taylor
Panda
Peter Mah Tzu
Brooks Council Supports Newell County Landfill Rezoning
Brooks councillors plan to back Newell County's public hearing on rezoning a regional landfill site near the Highways 1 and 36 intersection. The waste-management proposal follows a regional authority tests and provincial approvals and aims to prevent further delays in receiving $400,000 in provincial startup funds.
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Brooks
Kevin Bridges
Environment, Health and Highway Departments
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