Liberal leader attacks premier over resource bill stance
Alberta Liberal leader Nick Taylor harshly criticizes Premier Peter Lougheed for a knee jerk reaction to the federal constitution bill. He accuses the premiers of clinging to mineral rights while calling for a broader, less confrontational national approach and more provincial accessibility. He predicts Liberals will become official opposition with about 12 seats. Tories lead with 69 of 75.
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Relief follows Indian claim talks on Cypress Hills transfer
The Southwest Action Committee says it is relieved after a Thursday meeting with Saskatchewan officials on Cypress Hills Provincial Park land near Maple Creek. A transfer to Indian bands is not imminent, and grazing leases may remain for ranchers. The province will seek to uphold existing leases and occupier rights if any transfer occurs.
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Three men sentenced in provincial court Friday
Wayne Patrick McBurnie of no fixed address received two years in a penitentiary after pleading guilty to two counts of break and enter with theft. Two Redcliff men, Michael Ralph Boser and David Marcel Swain, each got 90 days for theft with an additional 30 days for probation breach, plus one year of probation with no criminal association.
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Hospital expansion ranked top priority by province
A multi million dollar expansion at Medicine Hat and District Hospital was given the highest priority by the provincial government. Two new buildings industrial services and clinical services will add beds and facilities over the next two years with completion planned in stages.
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Train Derailment Blocks Calahoo Main Street
A derailed train near Calahoo Alberta blocked the main street on Friday with over 40 sulphur laden cars toppled and leaking brilliant yellow sulphur on the southern outskirts. No injuries were reported.
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