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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 2011
Page
1
Emma Benneti, Cheryl Harper, and Anita Hamaiiuk are pictured at a parent student orientation at Medicine Hat College on Thursday afternoon. New Student Orientation is scheduled for Tuesday September 6 at 9 a.m.
Emma Bennett and her father Rod attend a parent-student orientation at Medicine Hat College after noon. New Student Orientation is scheduled for Tuesday September 6 at 9 a.m.
An undercover reporter watched Carry Drive and Dunmore Road for 15 minutes from 10 45 to 11 00 am recording three drivers using hand held cellphones amid new laws. The previous day seven motorists were seen using phones during the same interval.
Local groups push for a province wide ban on smoking in outdoor public spaces such as parks and playgrounds. Lethbridge and Red Deer already restrict smoking in outdoor areas, with Edmonton researching a broader ban while Medicine Hat enforces car smoking prohibitions around minors. Authorities expect gradual compliance as a likely outcome.
The province raises Alberta general minimum wage to 9.40 per hour and liquor servers to 9.05, a 6.8 and 2.8 percent rise respectively. The report notes 65.3 percent of low wage workers in Medicine Hat are women and discusses impacts on families and local economy.
Canadian Press report from Red Deer coverage of Tory leadership debate notes Ted Morton pledging job creation to reduce poverty, with tax breaks for seniors and aboriginals. Rival Doug Horner seeks training and education access, Gary Mar targets aboriginal programs, and others push root-cause or strategy approaches while Alison Redford supports a poverty plan.
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