SARS claims two more Canadian deaths in rising toll
SARS has killed two more Canadians, bringing Canada’s total deaths to six as Hong Kong opens quarantine camps for over 240 people. The developments mark accelerating regional responses to the outbreak.
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Two Die After Floodwaters Sweep Atlantic Canada Storm
A storm in Atlantic Canada Tuesday led to two fatalities as floodwaters swept through affected communities. Emergency crews recovered the victims, and authorities warned residents to avoid flooded areas while assessing damages and hazards.
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Canadians face criticism over Iraq role amid exchange officers
In Ottawa opposition parties accuse the government of war involvement as more Canadian officers could head to Iraq. Prime Minister Chretien says Canadians are not in combat. Separate reports cite U S led air strikes near Baghdad and the rescue of Pfc Jessica Lynch.
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Canada
Jean Chretien
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U.S
Mike Jeffery
House of Commons Defence Committee
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U.S. Central Command
Saddam Hussein
Muhammed Saeed Sahaf
Baghdad
Medina
Republican Guard
Karbala
Central Command
Army
Jessica Lynch
Palestine
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Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
Richard Myers
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Rumsfeld
Tigers face wrath after ticket misinfo fuels long lines
Hundreds of Medicine Hat Tigers fans waited from 1 a.m. in rain for WHL playoff tickets only to be turned away after 9 a.m. amid confusion over phone sales. Tigers officials say phone purchasing has existed for 10 years and standing room was eliminated, leaving 503 seats for sale.
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Rockie Greeley
Redcliff
Dave Andjellc
Medicine Hat Tigers
Andjellc
Scott Vassie
Lethbridge
Vassie
Jeffrey Lupus
Karen Steele
Medicine Hat
Steele
Vassey
Greeley
Darren Moser
Joelle Willford
Willford
Adrian Bateman
Air Canada seeks bankruptcy protection amid labour row
Air Canada filed for debtor in possession protection in Toronto court as it seeks a three to six month restructuring. Chief executive Robert Milton blamed unions for the crisis while promising to protect travellers and suppliers during the process. The airline secured 1.05 billion Canadian dollars in DIP financing from GE Capital to keep operations moving.
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Air Canada
Robert Milton
Canadian Auto Workers
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CUPE
Ontario
United States
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