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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 2016
Page
2
Dan Walker and Rheanna Meisner pose for a photo in Kin Coulee park on Thursday afternoon as photographer Marylynn McDonald captures the moment.
A former executive Varun Aurora 33 pleaded guilty to involvement in a Calgary based real estate investment fraud. He agreed to pay 1 million in restitution for funds linked to the El Golfo de Santa Clara project. About 1 200 victims lost more than 23 million dollars. The case spans 2007 to 2009 with 98 victim impact statements filed. The judge will rule next Wednesday on a two year less a day conditional sentence.
Three British sailors previously stationed at CFB Suffield and charged with rape will be tried in Nova Scotia Provincial Court. Darren Smalley 36 Simon Radford 32 and Joshua Finbow 24 face ongoing proceedings after a Dartmouth preliminary hearing. Originally four Royal Navy members faced assault charges at Halifax barracks in 2015.
Officials cited economic downturn and rising costs as factors behind a shortfall at the spectator rink. Public services commissioner Karen Charlton said the city expects a deficit, while Mayor Ted Clugston urged perspective. Moose Jaw approved 400,000 in emergency funding to keep the arena running after a 3.2 million four year loss. Debenture Bylaw 4169 commits 10 million in two installments to Alberta Capital Finance Authority at rates near 3.07 and 3.189 percent, with annual payments around 514,000.
About 150 physicians showed willingness to be involved in medical aid in dying but many hesitate to perform the procedure. Some will do assessments but not administer the life ending substance, others only for their own patients. Alberta Health Services is holding education sessions, has four in Edmonton, and plans mentoring with observers to build comfort.
Agriculture Canada notes studies showing the Prairies may warm more than the world and milder winters could raise farm output and introduce new crops. warmer conditions could raise droughts floods weeds pests and diseases in crops and livestock. Goedde warns global food needs could rise 40 to 50 percent in 20 years to meet population growth and higher protein diets.
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