09 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1994
Page
1
In Pembroke Ontario landlord Peter Schurm demolished the 24 year old Roma Steak House and Tavern after claiming $40 000 in back rent. He says tenants had not paid for 23 months and the lease expired last month. Police say demolition appeared legal.
An Alberta advisory panel proposes home birth access with midwife support plus drug prescribing lab tests and hospital admissions. Regulations also require midwife education and discipline for noncompliance with professional standards, with public review through May.
Community Development Minister Gary Mar apologized for confusion created by the department over cuts to seniors cash benefits. He avoided explaining $220,000 spent on brochures that did not reveal the new program, while critics called it damage control.
Regina reports that a new provincial bill would let police and justices of the peace issue emergency orders in domestic violence cases. Victims could apply by phone to a trained justice of the peace for orders to remove abusers, secure exclusive home possession, restrain contact, and compel compensation. The act aims to speed protection for victims across Saskatchewan.
Mary Bratcher buried her dog Brownie thinking him dead after an accident. Her son Toby insisted he was alive. The next day Brownie Lazarus appeared on the porch cold but alive, having been revived by treatment. Veterinarian says coma possible.
Ottawa critics say Rogers Communications proposed 3 billion buyout of Maclean Hunter would concentrate control over English speaking cable subscribers, threaten Canadian media diversity, and face scrutiny by CRTC and U S regulators. Ian Morrison warns of reduced competition and leverage over channels like MuchMusic if approved.
Alberta municipalities will gain control over local affairs and revenue under a new Municipal Government Act. Cities and towns can levy taxes and fees and create savings bonds without provincial approval. Critics warn of increased service loads and potential download of social services.
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