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Dr. Linda Hancock of Medicine Hat is more than your average registered psychologist – she's travelled extensively throughout North America and has the stories to prove it. After years of keynote speaking, Hancock has put pen to paper and jotted down 10 life lessons she grasped while travelling, in Life Is An Adventure: Every Step Of The Way.
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Society’s attitudes about domestic
abuse have changed dramatically over the last few decades, and
nowhere is this as apparent as in the changing response of law
enforcement. Domestic abuse was once a crime that was able to keep
a low profile because it happened “behind closed doors”
— today, however, it is a top priority for police agencies
across North America.
Legislation to safeguard the
confidentiality and security of Albertans’ health information
was introduced in the Legislature Monday.
The Health Information Amendment Act,
known as Bill 52, focuses on protecting a wider range of individual
health information, including health services that are paid for
privately.
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By the 1920s, telephones were about to
revolutionize the way business was done and private switchboards
were becoming the life-blood of any large business, including
Medicine Hat’s Cosmopolitan Hotel, whose switchboard is now
part of the Esplanade Museum collection. Motels and hotels proudly
advertised that there was “a telephone in each
room.”
