Bank of Montreal robbery stuns Medicine Hat
A male robber, late twenties and about 6 to 6 foot 2, wearing jeans and a jean jacket with a dark head covering, robbed the Bank of Montreal in Medicine Hat and fled with undisclosed cash as police release a security camera image by Tuesday. Two customers were inside, including a mother with two children. canine searches were inconclusive.
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Warrant issued for Alberta man in drum heller grocery kidnapping
Police say Melvin Robert Bailie also known as Bob, 39, of Drumheller, is wanted nationwide for allegedly kidnapping three grocery clerks from a 24 hour IGA. He is armed with a semi automatic handgun and considered dangerous. Bailie is 5 feet 10 inches, 160 pounds, with reddish brown hair blue eyes and a mustache. The incident occurred early Tuesday morning when the man robbed the Drumheller IGA and forced three male employees into a car.
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Toronto cab driver leaves with infant in back seat
Kerry-Ann McLean shocked as taxi driver Manmohan Singh drives off with seven month old Shamar in the back seat while she unloads a stroller at her stepmother’s apartment. The infant slept through the entire incident until Singh realized the error at a coffee shop about 30 minutes later.
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The Great Test of Friendship During a Shared Vacation
A saying upholds that the ultimate measure of friendship is how well friends get along on a trip and still remain close upon returning. It emphasizes choosing companions who endure shared travel without strain.
Seventh case of fatal strychnine poisoning suspected
In Tower Estates a grey dog that convulsed and died is suspected to be the seventh fatal strychnine case. Neighbors fear tainted meatballs remain in parks and green belts as police probe door to door, with residents demanding action and warning of danger to children.
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Canadian sweep crowns curling worlds in Glasgow
McAulay of New Westminster led Canada to the men’s title with a 9-4 win over Sweden’s Lindholm, clinching a ninth Canadian double. Kelley Law powered Canada to the women’s crown 7-6 against Switzerland as the country earned its 1997- style double on home ice and at least 2,000 fans cheered.
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Tainted blood compensation on the way
About 6,000 Canadians awaiting tainted blood compensation expected to receive first cheques in spring. Application forms for hepatitis C victims go out April 25, with a Garden City Group plan to issue final payments from a $1.2 billion fund.
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