Hamill Questions Tougher Escort Bylaw at City Council
City council explored a proposed stricter escort bylaw requiring monthly reports with escort names ages and client details, fees and dates of introductions. Aldermen debated police enforcement powers while stressing licensing remains the legal framework and potential public input.
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Ald
John Hamill
Hamill
Canada
Julie Friesen
Public Services Committee
Thieves Smash and Grab in South Ridge
Police report a smash and grab at R J s Southridge Convenience on South Ridge Drive S E occurring about 4 a m Tuesday. Suspects threw rocks to break the window and stole merchandise. Damage estimated at 300 dollars as investigation continues and tips are sought at 529 8400 or Crime Stoppers 527 8477.
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South Ridge
R.J
Southridge
South Ridge Drive
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Health Services Utilization and Outcomes Commission Formed
A nine member Health Services Utilization and Outcomes Commission will assess Alberta's health care. It will publish public reports on quality accessibility safety performance and patient satisfaction. The group will propose performance measures and track how Albertans use the system.
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Gary Mar
Alberta
Photo Radar in Medicine Hat Wednesday
Police will set up photo radar at various locations in Medicine Hat on Wednesday including First Street S.W. and the Southview school playground area for traffic enforcement.
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First Street S.W
Southview School
Medicine Hat
The News Online Visit to Medicine Hat News Website
The Medicine Hat News directs readers to its online edition at the official website. It emphasizes digital access and online content availability for readers seeking current news updates.
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Medicinehatnews.com
Police Point Park marks 20th anniversary as park and program
Medicine Hat celebrates 20 years since Police Point was designated a park and the start of the Medicine Hat Interpretive program. Dennis Baresco, chief interpreter, highlights wilderness within city limits and growing wildlife diversity. The park, named for 1883 Northwest Mounted Police barracks, opened as a park in 1982 with an interpretive program.
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Police Point Park
River-Valley
Police Point
Medicine Hat
Dennis Baresco
Baresco
North West Mounted Police
Ted Grimm
Society of Grasslands Naturalists
Hat home sales dip in May 2002 in Medicine Hat market
May 2002 saw 33 fewer sales and 33 fewer listings in Medicine Hat than May 2001, cutting sales volume to $20.45 million from $22.49 million and 138 sales from 171. The area average price rose to $140,389, Medicine Hat itself at $145,800, suggesting possible market stabilization amid expected slower national gains late 2002 and into 2003.
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Medicine Hat
Brian Patterson
Medicine Hat Real Estate Board
Redcliff
Dunmore
Royal LePage Real Estate Brokerage
Sherry Chris
Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd
Frank Clayton
Clayton Research
Toronto
Royal LePage
Second Tri City Tent Off heats up hiring race
Jess Ferris, Hire-A-Student co ordinator, perches on a roof as three agencies Rec Deer Lethbridge and Medicine Hat compete to call in the most jobs between Tuesday 8 30 a m and Thursday noon. Last year Medicine Hat led with 80 jobs. Call 529 4733 to hire a student.
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Jess Ferris
Rec Deer
Lethbridge
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Medicine Hat
Ferris
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