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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 2007
Page
1
Auto worker Scott Bella found a kitten perched beside a van radiator on a sweltering day. He named her Lucky after the near miss. He plans to bring the cat home to meet four Rottweilers.
The Medicine Hat News reports another delay in the case of Dariusz Sliwa charged with attempted murder after a forensic review and lengthy discussions. The delay extends to July 12 as efforts toward a resolution proceed, with lawyer John Oman noting the client has remained in custody. Earlier, on January 22, MHPS attended a residence on 10th Street S.W. and arrested a male, charging him with assault with a weapon and multiple breaches of release conditions.
Friends of Cypress Hills sponsor a full day of activities in Elkwater on July 1 starting at 10 a.m. with face painting and bicycle decorat ing. The parade runs at 11 a.m. a Canada Day cake at noon and afternoon live music and family games. Evening features a new amphitheatre show The 75th Ac Cat Em y Awards about cougars followed by fireworks. Campsites are first come, first served as they fill up.
City warns property owners taxes must be paid by June 30 to avoid penalties. Payments counted as on time if received by city hall by 4 30 p m or postmarked by Canada Post or processed by a financial institution on the next business day July 3 2007. In person on July 3 expect longer waits. use after hours drop box online or telephone banking or mail to avoid lines.
Metis Nation of Alberta president Audrey Poitras says the government is ready to restrict Metis hunting and fishing rights without a licence as the 2004 interim harvesting agreement expires Sunday. A replacement plan would limit harvesting to 17 northern communities, effectively excluding southern Metis. Poitras noted the plan could lead to charges for Metis caught outside designated areas.
In Saskatoon negotiations continue to avert a walkout by 2700 health care professionals. Union president Chris Driol says reasons for stalled talks are confidential while a self imposed deadline passed without action. Conciliations enter a second day as hospitals halt beds and cancel surgeries amid possible strike.
A Decima Research poll shows Prime Minister Stephen Harper attracting single digit backing in Atlantic Canada for his equalization policies. Seventy nine? The survey finds 69 percent side with regional premiers in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador, while only six percent align with Harper. Harper also trails in the rest of the country on equalization.
Russia reports its Bulava ballistic missile completed a successful first test flight from the submarine Dmitry Donskoi in the White Sea. The weapon, aimed at Kamchatka about 6750 kilometers east of Moscow, is touted by President Putin as a key future part of Moscow’s nuclear forces.
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