Torch Run Through Medicine Hat Marks World Games
Medicine Hat hosts a provincial torch run for the World Police Fire Games with runners from media police fire and military starting at Gershaw Drive at 1 30 pm proceeding along Third Street to the 600 block and Sixth Avenue City Hall is reached by 2 30 pm for an official ceremony and Riverview Park gathering Special Olympic athletes join along the route.
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Medicine Hat
Gershaw Drive
Third Street
S.E
Sixth Avenue
City Hall
First St. S.E
Riverview Park
Brooks Driver Injured In Single Vehicle Crash
Brooks RCMP investigate a single vehicle crash that sent the driver to Brooks Health Centre with minor injuries. A 1984 Mercury Cougar left Second Avenue, struck a fence and a tree. the driver, the sole occupant, remains unnamed as the investigation continues.
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Brooks Brooks Rcmp
Second Avenue
Brooks
Jim Warren
Brooks Health Centre
Warren
Taber rollover leaves two injured after single vehicle crash
TABER Taber RCMP investigate a Sunday evening rollover on a gravel road north west of Enchant. Bobby Joe Pederson 22 of Scandia drove a 1989 Olds Delta that left the road and rolled at least three times, coming to rest on its roof. Pederson treated and released at Taber Hospital. Passenger David Stockhouse 23 of Brooks was transferred to Lethbridge Regional Hospital in stable condition. The crash remains under investigation.
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Naber
Vauxhall Rcmp
Bobby Joe Pederson
Scandia
Enchant
Sgt
W.C. Scott
Pederson
Taber Hospital
David Stockhouse
Brooks
Scott
Stockhouse
Lethbridge Regional Hospital
St John Ambulance marks birthday and 900th anniversary
St John Ambulance in Medicine Hat marks its birthday and the 900th worldwide anniversary. About 100 volunteers with eight Alberta branches and one in the Yukon support First Aid training and event coverage at hockey games, walks, runs, Spectrum events, and the upcoming Terri Clark Homecoming. An awards night is planned Friday. The Order of St John traces to 400 AD in Jerusalem.
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St. John Ambulance Brigade
Newman
Hat
Order of St. John
Knights
Jerusalem
Wal-Mart price war to hit Hat shoppers this fall
Medicine Hat braces for a price war as Wal-Mart prepares to open with Zellers and K-Mart Canada. Rob Van Doorn says discounts will drive prices down but hurt margins while Chamber seminars warn small shops will feel the impact as retailers chase market share.
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Medicine Hat
Zellers
Rob van Doorn
U.S
Wal-Mart
K-Mart
K-Mart Canada
van Doorn
Chamber of
Commerce
Roy Prevost
Medicine Hat Public Library
The
Hat Chamber of Commerce
Hat Mall
Wayne Elliott
K. Mart
Elliott
Hat High teacher earns Edwin Parr teaching award
Brad Gardly of Medicine Hat High won the Edwin Parr teaching award for southern Alberta at a banquet in Lethbridge. He will move to Crescent Heights High School in September as a full time math teacher, amid pride from Hat High officials.
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Tannis Toohey
Brad Gartly
Medicine Hat
Edwin Parr
Alberta
Gartly
Crescent Heights
Gardly
Alberta School Boards Association
Garitty
Medicine Hat High
Southern Alberta
Lethbridge
Connaught School
University of Lethbridge
Crescent Heights High School
Hat High
Bill Rae
Brad
Rae
Hat Hosts Grasslands Discussion on Special Places
Science Minister Lorne Taylor says the provincial co ordinating committee will meet in Medicine Hat to consider about 45 Grasslands region nominations. The committee, chaired by Dave Coutts, will tour nominated areas around the Hat on Wednesday as the Prairie Conservation Forum also meets.
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Medicine Hat
Lorne Taylor
Cypress Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Lodge
Grasslands Natural
Livingstone- Macleod
Dave Coutts
Grasslands
Alberta
Canadian Shield
Rocky Mountains
Foothills
World Wildlife Fund
Hat
Prairie Conservation Forum
Community kitchen group to pause summer break
Arijana Agicic, organizer for SAAMIS Immigration, and eight Bosnian friends who arrived from Croatia three years ago have gathered weekly since February to learn about Canadian life. They plan one last dinner before summer and resume in September with lessons on budgeting contraception dental care and food safety plus a Superstore shopping trip and new recipes.
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Hatarijana Agicic
Saamis
Agicic
Croatia
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St. John
Andrew Ehrkamp
Nova Scotia
Canada
Alan Smail
Library of Parliament
Peter Mah
Randy Cummins
Tino's Burger Place
War-Mart
Rod Edwards
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