Description: News from Red Deer and areaA.S. 2 July 200200:00 - African Children's Choir performing in Red Deer01:34 - No smoking bylaw; Sunshine Family Restaurant chose to renovate instead of banning smoking03:16 - Bill Gibson, professional horseshoe player04:44 - Sundre mayor hoping to have United States tariff on softwood lumber lowered; World Trade Organization agrees the tariffs are unfair; Sunpine lumber company waiting for final decision on tariffs06:46 - Catherine Flannagan [spelling] and ant infestation; how control ants in your home and yard08:42 - Kelsy Harrison [spelling?] at volleyball camp10:08 - Rachel and Avery Atcheson [spelling?] and trip to World Youth Day and meeting Pope; too much emphasis by the press on scandal in the church11:36 - Jaimie Hughes [spelling?], Pen Y Bryn Market Garden, lost crop to late season snow; [video cuts in and out] [duplicate footage]14:17 - David Hennel [spelling?], winner of hay lottery; poor crop and lack of livestock feed; donations from Ontario farmers [duplicate footage]20:28 - Martin and John Williams, winner of hay lottery; Operation Hay West, federal government support22:31 - Operation Hay West; Don Miller didn't win lottery and has to spend more than usual to feed his animals; hay prices skyrocketed24:22 - Closure of Bashaw Armstrong Cheese plant; Norman Fankannel [spelling?] decided not to leave town after layoff; proposal for new meat processing plant26:05 - Bob Sutton, WestCan Malting, concerned with quality of barley crop and possible crop could go to cattle feed during drought27:51 - New Red Deer College programs and building renovations; new student ID all access cards29:09 - Saskatoon berry crop thriving with warm dry weather; Pearsons Berry Farm needs berry pickers30:47 - Martin Williams, hay lottery winner; pasture starting to grow; Neil Wagstaff [spelling?], head of Wildrose Agricultural Producers, thinks Alberta farmers should pay a nominal fee for Ontario hay to assist those farmers in assembling more32:44 - Lyle van Cleave tour of farm near Leduc but not a real picture of the drought in Alberta; farmers asking for federal government assistance; Neil Wagstaff on accessing federal funds (NISA) [duplicate footage]36:32 - Montana hay stuck at the border awaiting fumigation under new CFIA regulations; Maggie Delaney, farmer, upset as fumigated hay not useable for all animals38:14 - Alberta construction boom but shortage of skilled workers; Red Deer College trade program expansion39:50 - Back to school shopping41:28 - Mould in the Olds RCMP building making staff sick43:18 - Stettler County canceled highly anticipated hay sale due to lack of testing45:00 - Olymel meat processing plant expansion and hiring; concerned with drought and animal supply46:42 - Jack and Barb Hoar fundraiser, search for their daughter [duplicate footage]50:14 - Public school renovations; Fairview Elementary School, Hunting Hills High School; West Park Elementary School; construction boom has delayed projects51:59 - Proposed to ban junk food and vending machines in middle and high schools; vending machines a source of profit for schools53:30 - Reptile Show and Sale55:14 - Wireless internet access and hackers; Brad Haynes [spelling?] mapping unsecured access in Red Deer57:07 - Rainy Labour Day long weekend58:31 - Search of missing man at Gosling Lake; ski-do skimming

Contributor: Sombrutzki, Angel

Contributor: Global

Date: 2002 - Creation Date

Date: 2019-08-24 - Digitization Date

Type: MovingImage

Format: 1 videocassette (01:00:08): Betacam SP

Format: 1 video file (01:00:08) : col., .mov

Identifier: VC649

Source: MG 574 CHCA Television fonds

Source: 2011-007

Language: en

Relation: Created by CHCA TV in Red Deer and stored at the station until its closure in the fall 2009.

Coverage: Red Deer, Alberta

Coverage: Bashaw, Alberta

Coverage: Bowden, Alberta

Coverage: Alix, Alberta

Coverage: Sylvan Lake, Alberta

Coverage: Wainwright, Alberta

Coverage: Stettler, Alberta

Coverage: Gosling Lake, Alberta

Coverage: Innisfail, Alberta

Coverage: Ponoka, Alberta

Coverage: Olds, Alberta

Rights: Copyright assigned to Archives

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The Red Deer Archives acknowledges that we are located on Treaty 6 and Treaty 7 territory, and that this land is also governed by the Otipemisiwak Metis Nation.