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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 2016
Page
2
Kaden Freimuth, a Webster Niblock School student, wears the Terry Fox shirt he won in a school contest. The event helped raise 365 for the Terry Fox Foundation, with Grade 4 teacher Mrs. Haynes standing nearby.
RCMP say Richard Vaillancourt 49 faces robbery charges and Doug Wheeler 33 assault charges. Kyle Tyler-Ross 25 and Tevin Watson 24 are charged with failing to comply with conditions. All from Grande Prairie. One man seriously injured. two bystanders grazed. Lilian Musse 23 faces six weapons charges. No further suspects sought.
Postmedia Network Inc. reduces total debt by about 307 million and annual cash interest expense by about 50 million under a court approved restructuring plan. Andrew MacLeod becomes chief operating officer as five directors depart and three new directors join the board led by Mary Junck David Pecker and Daniel Rotstein.
Jungert began drinking at 12 and using marijuana at 14, progressing to MDMA and meth by 16. After theft to fund drugs, he attempted suicide, found treatment at AARC, and celebrated a three year sobriety anniversary. Police and AARC hosted an Escalade presentation for teens and parents amid rising meth cases in Medicine Hat.
Elections Canada outlines voting methods for the October 24 election. Advance polls run October 14 to 17. Voters may cast ballots at two offices or by mail with deadlines: mail forms due by 6 PM October 18, online or paper applications available. Offices: Medicine Hat and Cardston with hours and contacts.
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna accused the Conservatives of political maneuvering over a vote on carbon pricing. She urged moving forward with a climate plan and rejected partisan delays. The NDP proposed a stricter subamendment linked to Paris commitments, which was defeated.
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