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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 2014
Page
2
News photo shows Peter Kelly and his son Patrick enjoying the giant chessboard in downtown on a Tuesday with smiles and a playful pose. Emma Bennett captures the moment highlighting local family activity and community event interest.
On deck Matthew Stark of the K of C Knights watches the action during Tuesday's game at Athletic Park as teammates vie for a win.
Yukon residents top national chart for alcohol spending with $1,332 per person from April 2012 to March 2013, far ahead of Newfoundland Labrador and the Northwest Territories. Gary Brown of the Yukon Bureau of Statistics cautions that tourist purchases skew the results and notes 350,000 annual visits to the territory.
Crews repair broken sewer lines near the Purmal lift station prompting residents in South Hill South Flats and Light Industrial areas to cut indoor water use during peak times 6 9 am and 5 9 pm. Wastewater flows into the South Saskatchewan River while service remains functional.
Municipal works GM Dwight Brown confirms private contacts with southwest residents and a cancelled May 27 general meeting. A rescheduled general meeting on Lions Park near River Flats could occur in July. Councillor Friesen backs a phased approach to flood protection while noting progress and lessons from 2013.
The discussion centers on former minister MacKay and deputy Kerry-Lynne Findlay emails in 2013 that praised both mothers and fathers, prompting Liberal Chrystia Freeland to accuse them of reinforcing stereotypes. Critics note remarks on women judges and family roles amid broader debates on gender and policy.
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