Description: Former title A.S. #1 June 2002Content warning: Pine Lake tornado, natural disaster aftermathNews from Red Deer and area00:03 - All candidates forum for MP- Jeff Sloychuk, Bob Mills, Tina Cormack - Canadian Action Party, Garfield Marks - Canadian Green Party, Luke Coratta - Liberal02:13 - Federal Agriculture Minister Bob Speller. Farmers need action. BSE concerns and testing. At Rimbey04:38 - Steven Hansen, age 17, [Stephen] [Hanson] of Rimbey, MVA motor vehicle accident death. Student interviewed. RCMP interviewed06:33 - Healthcare. Bob Mills interviewed. Green - Garfield Marks interviewed. NDP - Jeff Sloychuk interviewed08:16 - Lindsay Thurber High School construction10:09 - Sylvan Lake public information meeting. Province needs to pay for upkeep of Sylvan Lake Provincial Park. MLA Luke Ouellette interviewed11:59 - Stephen Harper at Red Deer14:13 - Canada Day rally at Sylvan Lake. Protesting it may cost money to visit Sylvan Lake Park. Province says it cannot afford to pay and Sylvan Lake will need to pay for the park15:47 - Fire at Michener Centre Administration Building one year ago. Province has decided to put the building back in use.17:35 - Sandy Johnson bitten by mosquito and acquired West Nile Virus. Aftereffects and brain damage19:15 - Scenes from Pine Lake tornado. Red Deer County Fire Chief Cliff Fuller interviewed. How to prepare for a tornado and a disaster20:55 - Barney - Kodiak bear at Discovery Zoo. He is a movie star. Ruth LaBarge - trainer22:57 - Camping at Pine Lake. Remembering July 14, 2000 - Pine Lake tornado24:49 - Mark [LaRochelle], ice cream truck driver. Protecting yourself from the heat. Plan your day around the sun. James Spiller - air conditioner installer26:32 - Sylvan Lake petition. Susan Samson interviewed.28:36 - Deportation of John Schneeberger, convicted sex offender. MP Bob Mills interviewed30:38 - Ponoka Hospital - no surgeries since mid June. Two surgical nurses left the hospital. Not enough staff to complete surgeries. Dr. Dave Dawson interviewed32:32 - Livestock and the border. Break country into different parts - artificial border to isolate zones for BSE so the rest of the country can operate normally. Unaffected part of the country can keep trading. Concern this could pit the east against west and separatism. Rick [Bonnet] interviewed, Phil Mueller interviewed34:47 - Centrefest Launch at City Hall Park36:34 - Lacombe Corn Maze - preparing for opening. Aerial view of maze. This year's theme is the battle of Alberta.38:56 - Centrefest. Flying Bob interviewed, Spring Action interviewed, Dom [Ferry?] interviewed41:48 - Amateur Golf Tournament winner Brian [Lobman] interviewed. Tom Skinner interviewed43:46 - Another delay in US border opening. Alberta isn't meeting its BSE testing. Jack Daines interviewed45:39 - Jim [Christiansen] interviewed about a tornado on his property near Penhold, which had been the site along the path of the Pine Lake tornado47:34 - Kovac's Shoe Store demolition. Dennis Zimmer, owner, interviewed. Not feasible to maintain the building. Had been home to Hungarian refugees in the past50:00 - Dr. Cameron Grant, dentist and Olympian at Seoul, Korea52:00 - Dr. Cameron Grant, dentist and Olympian at Seoul, Korea54:13 - Jeffrey Walker , former Director of Operations at Rocky Mountain House, accused of using purchase orders for his personal gains. Charged with theft over $500055:29 - Craig Shaw's crop outside of Lacombe - producing winter wheat crops for 3 years57:26 - Karen Cockburn, silver medal winner 2004 Olympics. Patrick [Airington] and [James Stewart] 15 year old gymnasts interviewed. Keith McDonald interviewed59:32 - Pioneer Days at Sunnybrook Farm1:01:35 - Ski jumping at Three Mile Bend.

Contributor: Kuzina, Adam

Date: 2002 - Creation Date

Date: 2019-06-03 - Digitization Date

Type: MovingImage

Format: 1 videocassette (1:03:36) : Betacam SP

Format: 1 video file (1:03:36) : col., .mov

Identifier: VC283

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

Rights: Copyright assigned to Archives

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