Name Your Price Cat Adoption Event at Medicine Hat SPCA
Meghan Mack cuddles a kitten at the Medicine Hat SPCA during a Name Your Price adoption drive for cats six months and older. The shelter runs the event to boost adoptions through June 25.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 2017
Page
2
Meghan Mack cuddles a kitten at the Medicine Hat SPCA during a Name Your Price adoption drive for cats six months and older. The shelter runs the event to boost adoptions through June 25.
Eagle Butte Grade 11 social studies students capped the final day of classes with a slushy given by their teacher Sam Montoya who retires this year after 35 years in the profession.
The SD76 board hears Jeremy Williamson of Concerned Parents re submit a petition seeking parental input on Policy 622. He targets subsections J K L on student gender identity and non disclosure, noting no age restriction. Chair Rick Massini says trustees must follow the law and discussions verge toward the next level.
A Medicine Hat Police Service release says a two month investigation into street level drug dealing led to 11 arrests and about 10000 dollars worth of drugs seized. About 75 grams methamphetamine and small amounts of heroin cocaine and marijuana were found. Forty five charges were laid including trafficking possession of proceeds of crime and weapons. Warrants issued for two others.
A government bill proposes to correct mistaken no fly list name matches by letting parents be informed their child is not on the roster and to shorten appeals to 120 days with possible extensions. It modernizes CSIS Act, expands CSE cyber tools, and creates a National Security and Intelligence Review Agency to oversee agencies including CSIS RCMP and CBSA. A new intelligence commissioner would preapprove certain activities, aiming for broader oversight before fall debates.
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