Paintings on Exhibit at Medicine Hat Museum and Plus
Local arts update notes paintings displayed at the Medicine Hat Museum and Plus gallery. Curator outlines collection highlights and dates for visitors to view the works by regional artists.
10 Sep 1982
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1982
Page
1
Local arts update notes paintings displayed at the Medicine Hat Museum and Plus gallery. Curator outlines collection highlights and dates for visitors to view the works by regional artists.
Ottawa reports Canada’s unemployment climbs to 12.2 percent in a record postwar slump. The widespread job losses deepen the economic crisis as the federal cabinet faces reshuffle amid ongoing free fall with no recovery in sight.
Premier Levesque signals possible relaxation of French language sign rules and tests while shuffling cabinet duties on Bill 101. He keeps Laurin over school language teaching and assigns Godin to broader administrative tasks amid English education and unemployment debates.
Canadian oil producers can breathe easier as Energy Minister Marc Lalonde insisted the federal petroleum incentive program will remain in place beyond its 1986 expiry. He dismissed talk of cuts, noted 600 million in applications to date, and outlined planned spending of about 7.7 billion on Canada lands through 1986 under the Canada Alberta energy agreement.
Six members of the Canadian Everest team faced split choices to stay or quit after two deadly incidents. Three Sherpa guides and one Canadian expedition member died, shaping opinions on whether the climb should continue.
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