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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 2003
Page
1
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Lyle Rebbeck, noted jazz enthusiast, has been selected to serve as a judge for the Juno Awards. The announcement highlights his musical expertise and involvement in the local scene.
The Medicine Hat Tigers will no longer offer standing room tickets for home games. Sports writer Derek Van Diest questions the timing and rationale behind the restriction.
Air Canada has filed for bankruptcy protection on Tuesday and says it is business as usual for customers. The carrier aims to reassure travelers while navigating financial restructuring and ongoing operations.
A U S Navy F A 18 C Hornet from the USS Kitty Hawk was downed by a surface to air missile near Karbala about 80 kilometres south of Baghdad. The fate of the pilot was not immediately released.
Two Redcliff residents survived a single vehicle rollover on the Trans-Canada near the train bridge east of Redcliff with minor injuries. A 21-year-old man wasn’t wearing a seat belt and was thrown from the GMC Sierra, while a 22-year-old woman remained trapped and needed the jaws of life to be freed. Both were hospitalized, the woman may be transferred to Calgary for further care, and police urged caution on icy roads.
A 57-year-old woman died of SARS in Toronto, raising the toll to seven. Public Security Commissioner James Young said the infection occurred at Scarborough Grace Hospital and the patient died at Markham Stouffville hospital, with independent confirmation pending. The Toronto region tally reached 129 cases, including 60 probable and 69 suspect, as Canada’s total rose to 159.
Ontario and several provinces list fines or isolation warrants for two people who refused a 10 day SARS quarantine. One remains in home isolation while authorities pursue compliance. Public health officials cited civic duty and tips from the community in enforcing the orders. Organizers cancel a major international cancer research conference over SARS risk. Margaret Foli notes the action is prudent to protect vulnerable attendees. Australia and others advise deferring travel to Canada amid the outbreak.
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