Self-defence classes draw more women in town
A growing number of women enroll in self-defence lessons as The Edge reports in tomorrow's News. The town notes rising interest and calls for expanded programs amid safety concerns.
08 Apr 2003
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 2003
Page
1
A growing number of women enroll in self-defence lessons as The Edge reports in tomorrow's News. The town notes rising interest and calls for expanded programs amid safety concerns.
An economist told a Monday night gathering in Medicine Hat that Alberta’s economy looks brighter amid improving energy and commodity markets. The remarks were reported from the Story A4 coverage.
U S and allied forces drive toward Baghdad with heavy strikes on leadership targets. A B 1B bomber hits a residential complex believed to host Saddam Hussein and senior officials, destroying the target amid ongoing street fighting and palace seizures.
Fans pack Medicine Hat News lot to cheer the Tigers in a Western Hockey League playoff series against Red Deer Rebels. Candace Rudolph and Chrissy Malainey, among hundreds, await home games tonight and tomorrow, hoping the rally sparks a comeback in a series down two games to none.
Alberta Finance Minister Pat Nelson unveils a budget framed by a $2 billion surplus on booming oil and gas prices. The plan includes a stability fund and an infrastructure fund to curb expectations while facing calls for energy rebates, school funding, and debt reduction. Opposition and interest groups urge larger protection and tax relief.
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