Early Pacific ship North West America completed at Nootka
Prohibition results show a small Canadian majority with 151 in favor and 47 against at Medicine Hat polling booths where 206 votes were cast from a 460 name enumerator list. International headlines note Rockefeller’s billionaire status, CBC Symphony debut, Chorus Line Broadway run, Levesque resignation, Elvis Presley records review, Expos final Montreal game before move to Washington.
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Road closure reminder for downtown Medicine Hat parade
The South Alberta Light Horse regiment marks 100 years with a Freedom of the City parade. Downtown road closures run from 12 30 p m to 2 p m on Saturday Oct 1 for about 30 minutes on First Street 5 E and Fifth Avenue SE between First and Second Street E and Sixth Avenue from Finlay Bridge to First Street SE. Finlay Bridge closure excludes transit buses.
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Redcliff man charged with child pornography and sexual assault
Sgt Barb Koons of the Redcliff RCMP says a Redcliff man was arrested in early September on multiple charges including making pornographic photographs of a young person and several sexual touching charges. He appeared in Medicine Hat Provincial Court on Sept 20. Next appearance date unavailable. Names withheld due to case sensitivity.
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Barb Koons
Redcliff
Brooks steak and rib dinner backs Bandits game night
On September 30 at Lake Newell Resort Bob Cromwell will feed 1250 people with steak and ribs for a five dollar donation to the Newell Community Action Group NCAG. The first 600 diners receive a free Brooks Bandits game ticket with proceeds slated for NCAG during the first and second periods of Friday night’s game.
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Bob Cromwell
Newell Community Action Group
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Brooks Bandits
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Lake Newell Resort
Saskatchewan panel urges stronger parent school involvement
The Local Accountability Partnerships Panel delivered recommendations to the Saskatchewan government calling for enhanced parent and community participation in K-12 education. The report emphasizes maintaining a local voice in education planning within school divisions and ensuring active community engagement in schools and accountability.
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Saskatchewan
Red Cross Faces Criticism Over Hurricane Relief Funds
As donations near 1 billion dollars, the U S Red Cross faces sharp criticism for relief efforts. Critics say operations were chaotic in some areas and funds were not equitably shared, amplifying pressure to distribute more to smaller groups.
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New York
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Alberta opens Guadalajara office to aid Mexican students
Advanced Education Minister Dave Hancock opened the Alberta international education office in Guadalajara on Sept 27 to boost access for Mexican students seeking Alberta post secondary study. Attending were Jalisco Secretary of Education Luis G Martinez and delegates from 12 Alberta institutions. Leaders and diplomats pictured in a shared event on Parliament Hill during a fundraiser. note the original text mixes unrelated political figures with the opening.
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Alberta International
Guadalajara
Mexico
Dave Hancock
State of Jalisco
Luis G. Martinez
Doctor suspended for ER closure remark after heart attack
Canadian Press reports Linda Cloutier, a Quebec physician at a Shawinigan hospital, received a one month suspension from the order of physicians after advising a man in cardiac arrest that the emergency room was closed. The patient died while being transported to another facility.
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Linda Cloutier
Shawinigan
Montreal
Cloutier
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