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04 Apr 2007
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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 2007
Page
1
Couple fights for right to name baby Metallica
In Stockholm Sweden a couple seeks official registration of their six month old daughter Metallica after the tax agency rejected the name saying it links to the rock band and the word metal. The parents appeal while the child has baptism but no registry name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Metallica
Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Metallica
Michael and
Karolina Tomaro
Swedish National Tax Board
Tomaro
Litter Cleanup Blitz Scheduled for April 21
Medicine Hat News reports the city parks and outdoor recreation department will host its annual Litter Cleanup Blitz on Saturday April 21 weather permitting. Groups should register cleanup areas and prearrange garbage bag pickup by calling 529-8333 before Thursday April 19. Bagged litter will be collected from prearranged sites, with a complimentary barbecue from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 88 Kipling Street S.E. for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks and Outdoor Recreation Department
Parks and Outdoor Recreation
Kipling Street
S.E
Brooks RCMP tackle seven DUI charges weekend
Brooks RCMP reported seven impaired driving charges from Friday to Sunday in the Brooks area. Three drivers received 24 hour suspensions and three more were arrested for impaired driving, with two exceeding three times the legal breath limit. One arrest was for care and control with BAC above the limit after a complaint. Police urge no drinking and driving and alternative transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
RCMP
Tim Taniguchi
Brooks Rcmp
Taniguchi
Australian soldier guards checkpoint in unrest hit East Timor elections
An Australian soldier mans a security checkpoint at Dili as East Timor prepares for its early presidential election on April 9. The vote follows last year’s government collapse and the worst unrest since 1999 when 37 people died and 155,000 were displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dili
East Timor
Asia
Alberta funds education grants for First Nations colleges
The Alberta government launches a 2 million dollar one year pilot to support post secondary students at Six First Nations colleges including Old Sun Blue Quills Maskwachees Red Crow Yellowhead and Nechi Institute. Grants up to 15000 will be awarded with college matching 3 to 1 and each college administers its allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Old Sun Community College
Blue Quills First Nations College
Maskwachees Cultural College
Red Crow Community College
Yellowhead Tribal College
Nechi Training, Research and Health Promotions Institute
First Nations Adult and Higher Education Consortium
Last Lake
Future of Post Secondary Education in Saskatchewan Conference
The Saskatchewan Institute of Public Policy and the Saskatchewan Association of University Teachers host a 1.5 day Saskatoon event on April 19 20 titled The Future of Post Secondary Education in Saskatchewan Accessibility and Affordability. Don Fisher of UBC speaks. Andrea Rounce of University of Regina presents on capacity and sustainability. Registration fees are 150 regular 120 member 50 student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Institute of Public Policy
Saskatchewan Association of University Teachers
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Don Fisher
Centre For Policy Studies
University of British Columbia
Andrea Rounce
Graduate School of Public Policy
University of Regina
SIPP
Activists prepare for seal hunt on northern Gulf
Activists sharpen gear and helicopters as Canada's East Coast seal hunt moves to ice floes in the northern Gulf of St. Lawrence. The opening Wednesday offers the main chance this year for opponents to capture visuals to bolster their campaign against seal slaughter on the ice. The video shows a German woman and her son pleading for help as insurgents set a 10 day deadline for Germany to withdraw troops from Afghanistan.
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N.S
Canada
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Gulf
Cairo
Egypt
Germany
Afghanistan
Krause
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