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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 2000
Page
4
James Wood reports on Monarch expanding its holdings through a British Columbia purchase. The article outlines the deal terms, parties involved, and potential impact on regional operations and market strategy.
Monarch Cablesystems West announces its purchase of OKS Cable Corporation, adding about 20 000 customers across 12 British Columbia communities including Prince Rupert Hope Fernie and Sparwood. The deal expands Monarch’s footprint in Western Canada as it invests 11 million to upgrade cable plants.
Adelle June Schmidt pleaded guilty to exceeding .08 and lost control of her vehicle on Sept 8 hitting two parked cars. Daniel Edward Weisner received 100 days plus jail for driving impaired twice in five days after multiple high breath samples. Ryan Ailsby sentenced to eight months for aggravated assault with a broken beer bottle and driving with .08 BAC and probation breach. Darren Morely Salter fined 1150 for dangerous operation and driving while disqualified after a 160 kmh chase. Robert Hart fined 700 for assault following a drive through. Mut chler and Byam received fines and driving bans for related offenses. Sixteen more incidents include probation, license suspensions, and varying jail terms.
Medicine Hat trustees back an Alberta School Board Association effort to educate voters about trustees roles. Key speaker Rooke notes acclimation harms democracy and urges a coordinated public campaign with district efforts to explain school board functions.
In a civil trial psychologist Dr. Keith Gibson testified the loss of a child can cause strong grief reactions. Cindy and Stephen Martin and Mary Bertoia sue delivering doctor Lynne Marriott for malpractice claiming the fetus had value to them. Marriott accepts liability but denies damages.
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