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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 2011
Page
1
City police released a sketch of a knife point intruder in a northeast Crescent Heights home invasion Wednesday morning. The man is about five foot ten, 20 to 25, with reddish brown shoulder length hair. Call MHPS Major Crime Unit at 403-529-8420 with tips.
Police arrested James Kolang after he tried to push into a residential Flats neighbourhood home Wednesday evening. A homeowner shut the door and a neighbor scared him off. A large knife was found in his waistband and he faces break and enter and weapon possession charges with a court appearance set for Oct 26.
On the eve of subsidy end residents fear paying full mortgages on devalued Somerset Villas homes. CCL president Murray Prokosch disputes condo board estimates of up to 5 million for repairs and says negotiations lack transparency. Homeowners cite mould from humidity and ongoing siding leaks, with property values dropping from the low 200k range to about 150k.
Robin and Jared Roth accuse DRP of misrepresentation as they seek a ministerial tour of their ranches to verify claims. They cite delays, rising building costs, and alleged intimidation by program managers. An independent review is planned to finish by March 2012 before the next flood season.
Canadian finance minister Flaherty warns European inaction risks a global financial crisis similar to 2008. He cites France and Germany disagreements over expanding the 440 billion euro bailout as critical talks loom, urging prompt leadership to prevent market turmoil and rising borrowing costs. Markets swing as Europe hesitates.
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