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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 2007
Page
1
Anderson County Sheriff David Crenshaw admitted driving about 14 months on an expired license after misreading renewal notices. He failed his first driving test on a three point turn but passed the second attempt June 20. He said missing renewal notices was common and emphasized human error.
A Ross Glen area family woke to a smashed back window on their Kia Rio. Police investigated as a possible random act of vandalism amid several other early morning incidents in the neighbourhood. Owner Cameron Nash estimates damage at about $500.
The Alberta government and the Association canadienne francaise de l Alberta unveiled Lempreinte francophone, a 4.5 metre bronze monument by Herman Poulin. It honors the province s third largest Francophone community, with 1 166 Albertans adding thumb prints across 12 regions. Located east of the reflecting pool, the piece marks historic and ongoing Francophone contributions.
Saskatchewan residents age 65 and older will have prescriptions capped at $15 under the Saskatchewan Formulary starting July 1, marking Medicare’s 45th anniversary. Seniors are automatically covered by the Seniors' Drug Plan at 65, with no application needed. low income seniors on specific benefits retain lower costs, and some palliative and aid-to-independent-living program drugs remain free. Information lines and the Health Saskatchewan website are provided.
In Fort McMurray Alberta an outbreak of forest tent caterpillars has overtaken the town. Duncan MacDonnell the Sustainable Resources public affairs officer says the pests are a nuisance more than a danger as they cover thousands of insects cluster on buildings and strip aspen trees in northeastern Alberta.
In Turbat, Pakistan, thousands of villagers stormed the mayor's office amid floods from Cyclone Yemyin. Police fired tear gas and shots into the air to disperse them as residents voiced anger over meager aid and awaited relief.
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