Tigers Rally In Arena Showdown
Isaac Stenhouse watches intently as the Tigers play at The Arena during Wednesday night action. Teammates push for a win in a high energy game.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 2011
Page
1
Tigers fans take seats before Portland game at The Arena
Game time photo captures Ian Sorensen among Tigers fans finding seats prior to puck drop against Portland at The Arena on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Sorensen
Tigers
Portland
Arena
Patients seek access to Health Canada medical marijuana program
The Green Leaf Medical Clinic sees patients nationwide seeking Health Canada authorization for cannabis as medication. Doctors must confirm proper diagnosis and eligibility while processing times often exceed the claimed eight to ten weeks, sometimes lasting six months to a year. Local advocate Pattie Vivier notes patient frustration and urges easier access while acknowledging regulation. Alberta has 153 physicians supporting authorizations and 322 residents licensed. nationally about 5,000 can possess dried marijuana, 2,800 can produce, and 750 may grow for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Leaf Medical Clinic
Health Canada
Fonda
Vivier
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Farmers push to retain wheat board monopoly amid open market push
In Western Canada farmers backed keeping the board monopoly after Ritz refused a hold and a board vote. Ritz warns the bill does not stop state destruction of the 60 year monopoly while Vos supports an open market by next summer. Parliament aims to pass the bill this year. ethics commissioner says grain farmers MPs can vote despite conflict concerns. Oberg says the shift serves U S grain market goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz
Vos
Western
Canada
Friends of the Canadian Wheat Board
House of Commons
NDP
Mary Dawson
Wheat Board
Oberg
Athabasca River Bridge Opens In Fort McMurray
Alberta opens the Athabasca River Bridge on Highway 63 in Fort McMurray. The four lane structure spans 472 metres with a deck area of 15 576 square metres and can carry oversized loads up to 1 000 000 kilograms. The $127 million project began in 2008 and features a 4 2 metre sidewalk and automated de icing spray system.
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Fort McMurray
Alberta
Athabasca River
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