Medicine Hat Mayor Clugston pleads guilty to impaired driving
Keith Edward Clugston the mayor of Medicine Hat pleaded guilty to impaired driving after a court docket noted several similar charges among Hatters. He refused to say if alcohol impaired his driving and cited embarrassment and the desire to spare his family and city from a public trial.
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Ted) Clugston
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Canada moves to upgrade rail tank cars by 2025
Ottawa proposes federal rules to require shippers to upgrade tank cars to higher safety standards by 2025. The plan follows years of identified deficiencies and recent oil train derailments, with Canada and the United States seeking harmonized standards and debated braking system changes. Transport Canada emphasizes a cross border consensus while noting current brakes will be handled via operating rules.
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Auditor General urges update to Medicine Hat flood maps
Alberta Auditor General says Medicine Hat flood maps, more than 24 years old, require updating. Officials note new river modeling from 2013 and 2014 informs berm plans. a definitive South Saskatchewan flood haz ard map is delayed until berms are in place. The 7.3 km berming project and $30 million cost, with $15 million funded, aim to raise river protections and inform future mapping.
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Katrina Bluetchen
Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development
Dwight Brown
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