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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 2015
Page
4
The region expects sunny today with a high of 36 and east wind 16 kmh. Tonight clear with low 17 and east wind 10. Sunday remains sunny with a high of 36 and east wind 10. Monday turns partly cloudy with a 35 degree high.
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Canada’s Parliament adjourns with no early siting planned and a September election likely. MP LaVar Payne of Medicine Hat retires at term end after seven years, noting continued constituency work and reflections on bills C51 and C42. A private members bill to require parole board review for temporary leaves moves slowly as parties posture ahead of an October vote.
Collin Gallant notes new government moves in Alberta. Notley appoints ATB chief Dave Mowat to lead a coming review of royalty rates on extraction companies. References to past councils and privatization talk surface in this context.
A Wednesday Canada Day holiday sees little official city business before the July 6 council meeting. Festivities run 7 30 a m to 11 15 p m with fireworks at Kin Coulee Park. A full list of events appears in the Tuesday June 30 News.
Century old notes recount a June 1915 Alberta cloudburst that devastated Redcliff while Medicine Hat dodged major damage. The federal cabinet granted oil and gas rights in four townships to Medicine Hat on June 21, cementing its status as a regional hub. The Third Mounted Rifles arrived in Plymouth and were reclassified as dismounted infantry, and local police enforced bathing-suit regulations after public complaints.
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