Mayor Don Weisbeck Around Brooks
A Brooks mayor shares views on local achievements and immigrant integration, featuring Michael Mayen, a Sudanese refugee who became a Winnipeg degree recipient and election delegate. The piece also discusses equalization payments, Atlantic Canada, resource revenues, and political challenges for Prime Minister Harper.
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Summer Sand News Photo at Echo Dale
Three-year-old Jared Hewett plays in the sand at Echo Dale on a Saturday afternoon. The lake hours vary by month with weekday noon to 6 pm in June and August, and noon to 8 pm on weekends. In July the lake stays open daily from noon to 8 pm.
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Emma Bennett
Jared Hewett
Echo Dale
Curling clubs receive defibrillators from Rural Crime Watch
Regions including Medicine Hat, Bow Island, Irvine, Redcliff, and Schuler gathered at the Medicine Hat Curling Club to accept defibrillators and first aid training. The units cost about $3,900 each, with extra pads and training funded, and officials expect them to aid venues with high traffic in the community, not just sports clubs.
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Medicine Hat Club
Rural Crime Watch
Bow Island
Irvine
Redcliff
Schuler
Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Curling Club
Des Grant
Dixie Lorentz
Mark Stole
Stoke
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