Infrastructure deal signed between Ottawa and Alberta
Medicine Hat officials applaud a $1.08 billion pact with Ottawa and Alberta to fund major light rail and transit upgrades. The Invest in Canada plan promised $120 billion over 10 years but delays in flow prompted questions. Redcliff Mayor Ernie Reimer and Medicine Hat councillor Robert Dumanowski welcomed early project announcements and fiscal relief.
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Trudeau urges China to do more on human rights during China visit
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed a China visit audience in Shanghai, pressing Beijing to improve human rights while touting Canada as a defender of free expression. He urged dialogue on governance and the rule of law and cited Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms as proof of values.
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City eyes buyout of six North Flats properties in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat officials seek to acquire land and six damaged Elm Street, Bridge Street, and Industrial Avenue properties after the 2013 flood. The plan would pay assessed land value to owners to demolish houses and market sites for infill development. The total potential cost is about 307000 from the 2013 flood relief budget.
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