Man found dead at Alberta sour gas site
Police investigate the death of an Alberta man who was killed by hydrogen sulphide gas at a Shell Canada sour gas well site north of Sundre. The man tampered with a valve after breaking into a locked building, triggering a toxic release and an alarm. Authorities note prior vandalism incidents in the Sundre area but do not classify this as such.
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Sundae
Alberta
Jay Arsenault
Sundre Rcmp
Shell Canada
Shell
Sundre
Calgary
Arsenault
Hen lays green eggs in Grand Barachois case
Mina Cormier keeps 12 chickens in Grand Barachois New Brunswick and has found one olive green egg among a dozen each morning since Sunday. CFIA inspector Rick Cormier will test the green eggs at a laboratory to determine their nature.
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Grand Barachois
N.B
Mina Cormier
Cormier
Rick Cormier
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Pedophile Brown Sentenced to 45 Days in Medicine Hat Court
Robert Brown, 37, labeled a known pedophile, received a 45 day jail term after pleading guilty to breach of recognizance. Judge Dietrich Brand said the sentence conveys hope for rehabilitation. Brown had violated a recognizance to stay away from mentally or physically challenged individuals and places where children may be present.
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Orman
Robert Brown
Medicine Hat
Dietrich Brand
Brown
E Day. Brown
David Kusick
Onduty
Kusick
Panorama Lanes
Saskatchewan
Brand
Photo radar revenue debate in Medicine Hat budget
Medicine Hat police raised 1.54 million in fines in 2001, above the 1.258 million budget, prompting Alderman Duane Roset to question police priorities. Police Chief Normand Boucher says radar revenue funds safer streets, not cash flow, and the Police Commission sets priorities.
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Hat Police
Duane Roset
Roset
Normand Boucher
Police Commission
Police Administration
Boucher
Ald
Julie Friesen
G-8 environment ministers meet in Banff to set stage for leaders
Environmental ministers from the G-8 gather in Banff to discuss climate policy and sustainable development ahead of the June leaders summit in Alberta and the August Johannesburg meeting. Protests are planned but expected to be smaller than those for the leaders event. Ed Whittingham notes lower profile for this weekend gathering.
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Rocky Mountains
Alberta
Johannesburg
Jean Chretien
Kananaskis
Bow Valley
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