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Recent Press
Releases
August 2010:
$10,000 Donation for Flood Relief from Local Accounting
Firm
June 2010:
Immediate Assistance Fund Accepting Donations for Flood
Relief
June 2010:
Photographers: Vital Signs 2010 Calling for Your Best
Medicine Hat Shots
June 2010:
Spring Grants Announced at Founder's Day Picnic
May 2010:
Community Consultation Dates Announced for Vital Signs
2010
March 2010:
Community Foundation Announces Recipients of Immediate
Assistance Fund
March 2010:
Grant Application Deadline on the Horizon
January 2010: "Healthy
Decisions in a Fast-Paced World" Vital Munch set for Feb. 8
January 2010:
Foundation Ready for Spring Grant
Applications
December 2009:
Fall 2009 Grants Unveiled
November 2009:
"Waste Not, Want Not" Vital Munch
October 2009:
Community Foundation
launches Vital Kids
July 2009:
Community Foundation to Host Grant Application Workshop
July 2009:
2008 Summer Games Legacy
July 2009:
Community Grants for Fall 2009
June 2009:
Immediate Assistance Fund Unveiled
May 2009:
New Employees
Medicine Hat Vital Signs 2009 Launched
October 6, 2009:
www.medicinehatvitalsigns.ca
"Vital Signs" FAQ
CORRECTIONS
Please note, on page 9 of
Medicine Hat’s Vital Signs there is a decimal placement error.
In the “Oil and Gas Prices”
paragraph it should read “During this period oil was at a high of
$133.33/barrel in June 2008 and dropped to a low of $39.16 in February
of 2009. Gas hit its high in July 2008 at
$1.30 and a low of
$ .739 in December 2008.”
We apologize for this error.
NOTE:
On page 11 of Medicine Hat’s
Vital Signs, the “Fact or Fiction” states that the percentage increase
in the number of cases of shoplifting of $5,000 or under was 860%. We
were later informed by the Medicine Hat Police Service that while there
was an increase in shoplifting cases from 2007 – 2008, the high
percentage noted in the statistics is due to a change in reporting to
Statistics Canada. The actual number of shoplifting cases under $5000
was 157 in 2007 and 193 in 2008.
The Community Foundation was
proud to be a collaborative partner
with a number of community
organizations in presenting
Full details at
www.nowweretalking.ca
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