14 May 2010
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 14, 2010
Page
1
Read Thursday’s page A3 notice covering the 2010 Jazz Festival events. The June dates and key confirmations are summarized, noting festival schedule updates and local openings. Includes mentions of organizers and venues connected to the event rollout.
Dianne Zevenage reports racing engines warming in the ex Aer Garden. Greenhouse stars anticipate a busy weekend with sunny warmth boosting activity and springtime energy spreading through town.
Medicine Has public school division aims to balance budget in June with up to 1 million deficit projection. Secretary Treasurer Jerry Labassiere outlines cuts including eliminating full time Kindergarten and closing Central Park Ina seoggest Vanier Schools. District plans 13.3 fewer teachers for 2010/11 due to kindergarten elimination.
Minister of Education Dave Hancock will visit Medicine Hat on June 10 to meet with local school boards. The gathering aims for one on one discussions on budget pressures facilities and high school needs. Board leaders from District No. 76 and the Medicine Hat Catholic Separate Regional Division seek to highlight successes and request continued provincial funding.
An interview notes provincial parties split on health care, energy policy, and oilsands processing. Mason criticizes the governing party for costs like the Health Resource Centre bailout in Calgary and argues for a publicly funded, delivered system. He envisions limited role for New Democrats in rural Alberta and predicts a possible minority government with ongoing shifts in leadership and policy.
The Alta and Saskatchewan study shows overspending of 14 billion and 3.4 billion respectively while Newfoundland reports spending 200 million under budget over the past decade. Oil and gas declines affected revenues and slowed rail spending, with broader revenue declines in GUAM TIE Deane and EEC loyalty figures cited.
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