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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 2010
Page
1
Country music icon Bill Anderson performs at the Esplanade theatre on Friday evening. Known as Whispering Bill, he has released over 40 albums and is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Madison Snyder and Sydney Snyder blow bubbles with friends as they enjoy spring. The A Night to Remember gala at Medicine Hat Golf & Country Club raised about $15,000 through ticket sales and a silent auction to support the Alzheimer Society and the Southern Alberta Academy of Chefs.
Medicine Hat police probe a suspected death found in a south end apartment building at Southview Drive and Dunmore Road. Police said the Major Crimes Section is investigating with few details released and expect updates Monday.
Local immigration rises with Oil and gas activity shifting workers toward Alberta centres. Saamis Immigration Services reports about 3 500 newcomers assisted in 2009 with Medicine Hat absorbing most arrivals. Municipal estimates show population near 62 000, reflecting steady regional growth despite interprovincial migration.
Alberta politician Smith harshly criticizes Ted Morton and the PCs for land-use policy and a record budget deficit. She argues decisions should be local, including hospital expansion and education, faulting Edmonton and provincial bureaucracy for cynicism and wasted funds. She wants reform in energy and health sectors and plans to seek a nomination when a seat opens, ideally in Calgary-North Hill.
An editorial in the National Catholic Reporter calls on Pope Benedict XVI to answer what he knew about sex abuse cases and when, including his 1980s tenure in Munich and in the Vatican. Critics urge resignation as victims groups press for accountability amid global disaffection and Vatican backlash.
Town faces potential loss of low paid EMS workers when Alberta Health Services takes direct control of ambulance services this fall. Coaldale currently contracts EMS staff via the Fire Department. AHS says it will aim for a seamless transition, with staff remaining employed through the town until handover.
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