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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 2015
Page
1
One hundred years ago on June 25 1915 Redcliff faced a violent super cell storm that leveled mills damaged iron works and ruined homes. Cecil T Hall's account in 50 Golden Years describes a town shredded by the cyclone with roofs blown off buildings crushed and a deathly stillness before the crash.
Medicine Hat's long-serving safety leader Ron Robinson estimates a 75 000 hour career improving public safety for Medicine Hatters. The former fire chief and Regional Disaster Response director retires Aug 8 on his 60th birthday after guiding flood response and building codes efforts and flood mitigation works.
A triage system guides hospital admissions to avoid hallway waiting and bed shortages. Dr. Carl Nohr of the AMA urges appropriate bed allocation and timely care, while Alberta Health Services uses nurse supervisors to assign priority and arrange home care if beds are unavailable.
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