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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 2011
Page
1
A City of Medicine Hat crew led by Ian Sorensen works through Kin Coulee Park on a Tuesday, raking and bagging fallen leaves after strong winds. Residents are urged to dispose of yard waste properly.
Emma Bennett reports Windy Kosciefski shows two kohira bis in his garden. The left fruit weighs six to eight ounces, while the right fruit is a massive 6.75 pounds, among one of the largest seen.
Hollywood star Robert Redford releases a New York Times video urging President Obama to block the Keystone XL pipeline. He describes the project as a threat to America's heartland, arguing it would carry the dirtiest oil from Canada to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries. TransCanada defends need for oil imports and US energy stability. The piece adds to escalating public debate ahead of the election year.
Ottawa tabled the Marketing Freedom for Grain Farmers Act to end the Canadian Wheat Board’s 60 year monopoly on western wheat and barley. Critics warn prices drop and farm operations vanish without the board, while supporters say open markets boost competition and prices. The bill zeros plebiscite requirements, moves to privatize board control within five years, and could see private sale starting next August.
Premier Redford says Environment and Water will handle allocations and basins with Diana McQueen leading consultations. She notes logging in Castle River area shows no long term impacts, while Medicine Hat Regional Hospital redevelopment moves toward tender and funding, with activity expected before 2015. Redford assigns cabinet to tackle policy issues and visits Medicine Hat for PC fundraiser.
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