Bulls Cross Border Entry Under Investigation
U S government and APHIS are probing how 20 to 30 rodeo bulls from Canada entered Montana near the Alberta border. The bulls are in quarantine around Helena with no health risk, as border and health restrictions from mad cow disease impact cross border cattle movements. Officials declined detailed information during the open probe.
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Tigers face Wheat Kings in playoff opener in Medicine Hat
The Medicine Hat Tigers host the Brandon Wheat Kings in game one of their playoff series. Hawkeyed action centers on puck movement as Cam Barker pressures Mark Shetchuk in the first period amid Friday night play.
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Tigers rout Wheat Kings to take 1-0 series lead
Medicine Hat fans colored the arena as the Tigers crushed Brandon 5-1 in Game 1 of the WHL Eastern Conference semifinal. Brett Robertson scored twice lifting his playoff totals and Kamper standout performance backed a 35-14 shot advantage. The series moves to Brandon for Games 2 through 4 with potential later games set in Medicine Hat and Brandon through April 13.
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Ontario and Alberta eye driver retest plan
Ontario Transportation Minister Harinder Takhar says Ontario will study the idea of retesting all drivers to improve safety, while Alberta's Ed Stelmach weighs similar measures. Both jurisdictions consider evidence and timing, with political support and caution about rushing into policy changes.
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Cottages threatened as Red River floods near Breezy Point
Evacuations and sandbagging began as ice jams and rising waters threatened at least two dozen homes in Breezy Point, St. Andrew's RM. Forecaster Alf Warkentin warned the jam could raise water levels, while residents rushed to reinforce banks and evacuate residents amid road breaches.
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