Palliser Health Board Sets In Camera Meeting Amid Swann Controversy
Palliser Health Authority schedules a special in camera meeting today with three items on the agenda. Dr. David Swann, terminated last week as chief medical officer, has drawn national attention as debate over Kyoto Protocol support and political interference heats up.
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Bouwmeester Signs Three Year NHL Contract With Panthers
Jay Bouwmeester, former Medicine Hat Tiger defenceman, signs a three year deal with the Florida Panthers worth up to 8.5 million dollars including bonuses. He will debut for Florida against the Tampa Bay Lightning and faces former teammate Martin Cibak. The contract deadline passed with an agreement hours before 1 p.m. Monday.
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Happiness Is An Attitude Quote From Francesca Reigler
A concise reflective line attributes happiness to mindset. It notes that misery or strength comes from our choices and effort remains constant. The quote emphasizes personal responsibility in cultivating happiness.
Council OKs higher utility rates for Hatters
Hatters will see higher charges in 2003 as the city council approved rate increases for sewer solid waste water gas and electric utilities effective January 1 The increases range from three to eight percent with typical households paying 25 to 35 more annually and small businesses about 80 more per year Institutional and large industrial users face the largest jump.
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City considers modest three year rate increases for utilities
Hatters weigh residential hikes of four percent and industrial eight percent for three years as city projects electric shortfalls and lower gas prices. The industrial group faced an eight percent cap after staff talks while gas operations still yield about 36 million for the depletion reserve. No public submissions or attendees questioned the council during the meeting.
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