Two Men Charged in Morning Crashes
Police report two single vehicle crashes within half an hour early Thursday. A 21-year-old man faces impaired driving charges after a 1986 red Ford Mustang left the Trans-Canada Highway, hit a golf course fence, and struck a tree. A 26-year-old man, arrested after a 1986 red Nissan lost control on North Railway Street near Bridge Street, collided with a lamp post. no injuries reported. Witness sought for the Mustang crash.
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College Avenue S.E
Connaught
Kenton Shilka
Medicine Hat Police Service
North Railway Street
S.E
Bridge Street
Park conservation report to be presented in Cypress Hills
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park hosts a public meeting at 1 p.m. in Medicine Hat Provincial Building to discuss a grasslands vegetation report. Forest officer Les Weekes notes this is the first inventory since 1979 and will cover cattle grazing, conservation, and range ecology.
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Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
Cypress Hills
Les Weekes
Medicine Hat
Bogus Thomas Cook traveler's cheques on the prowl
Police warn of counterfeit Thomas Cook traveler's cheques in 100 and 50 US denominations. Described as very good in colour and texture, serials range PF52-665-250 to PF54-188-595. Circulated in Ontario, authorities urge verification via 1-800-223-7373.
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Thomas Cook
Ontario
Thomas ‘Cook
Photo radar blitz to target Elm Street and carry drive areas
Police set up photo radar Friday October 25 at Elm Street school playground and Carry Drive in Medicine Hat to curb speeding. Eyewitness reports indicate multiple locations will be monitored to enforce traffic safety.
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Elm Street
Medicine Hat
Controversial Art Exhibition Opens in Medicine Hat
The Medicine Hat Museum and Art Gallery unveils Dianna Thorneycroft’s The Body Its Lesson and Camouflage among four new shows. Reactions split between praise for visual power and concerns over graphic material including nude bodies and religious imagery. The artist says the works voice body pain from her medical history, while attendees debate impact on viewers and community.
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Medicine Hat
Erin Ross
Dianna Thorneycroft
Medicine Hat Museum and Art Gallery
Thorneycroft
Joyce Lehm
Museum Board
Joyce Stigter
Stigter
Hans Dommasch
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography
Ottawa
Tokyo
Art Gallery
Joanne Marion
Public School Board
Karen Charlton
Rory Mahony
NEWS
Ryan Taplin
Winnipeg
Diana Thorneycroft
Chamber honors Medicine Hat small business winners
The Medicine Hat and District Chamber of Commerce named winners for Small Business of the Year in multiple categories. Golden Acre Garden Centre, Pad-Car Mechanical, SHAC Environmental Products, and Parker Crop Consulting Ltd. were highlighted for their staff teams, growth, and community impact, with remarks from local officials and a 160-strong crowd at Medicine Hat Lodge.
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Medicine Hat and District
Medicine Hat Lodge
Ken Padfield
Randy Carvell
Shac Environmental Products
SHAC
Medicine Hat
Gary Lehr
Archie Fandrick
North America
France
Gordon Parker
Parker Crop Consulting Ltd
Ontario
Harv Speers
Alberta
Ryan Taplin
Pam Smith
Golden Acre Garden Centre
Golden Acre
Leigh Smythe
Global emissions trading eyed to meet Kyoto goals
Emissions trading systems are being developed worldwide and may be used in Canada to meet Kyoto targets. A Canadian plan envisions cap and trade with credits bought from others, combining domestic and international exchanges to cut emissions cost effectively and spur technology.
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Canada
Corinne Boone
Co2e
Cantor Fitzgerald Financial Services Group
Point Carbon
World Bank
Boone
Toronto
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