Medicine Hat to discuss governance panel and land parcel issue
Medicine Hat's corporate services committee will hear proposals for a governance and investment oversight panel ahead of Alberta talks to create a municipal investment fund up to 100 million dollars. A land management housekeeping item seeks to combine parcels on Kipling Street into a single parcel for the Municipal Works building yard.
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Two small planes collide in midair near Fort McMurray
Two people died when a Cessna 172 collided with a Cessna 185 east of Fort McMurray Alberta on a Sunday night. One plane landed safely with the lone pilot uninjured. TSB investigators headed to the crash site to document and interview witnesses.
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Hepatitis A exposure at Original Joe's Strathmore prompts vaccine
Alberta Health Services reports a Strathmore Original Joe's Restaurant worker tested positive for hepatitis A. patrons who dined June 9 to 19 are advised to seek vaccine at Strathmore and Chestermere clinics. vaccination within 14 days reduces risk. symptoms include fatigue nausea abdominal pain and fever.
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Alberta apologize to indigenous peoples for residential school abuse
Premier Rachel Notley of Alberta apologized to First Nation Metis and Inuit people for abuse in residential schools and joined calls for a national inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women. She cited Truth and Reconciliation Commission findings and urged Canada to adopt the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
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Federal charges filed in Lac-Megantic 2013 derailment case
Ottawa lays new charges under the Railway Safety Act against Montreal, Maine and Atlantic entities and six individuals led by former president Robert Grindrod. The case covers inadequate handbrakes and improper testing linked to the Lac-Megantic disaster. A separate Fisheries Act count cites crude oil spill penalties up to one million dollars. Proceedings set for November 12 in Lac-Megantic.
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Trudeau Brands Harper Hampering Canada U S Ties
Justin Trudeau accuses Stephen Harper of weakening Canada US relations after a decade of Conservative rule. He cites hostile rhetoric on Keystone XL and visa measures against Mexico, pledging a Liberal government would restore trilateral ties and seek a continental clean energy accord.
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