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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 2005
Page
1
Fourteenth Century Siege Noted as Fourth Crusade Reaches Constantinople
April 12 report recalls the Fourth Crusade occupying and plundering Constantinople. A seven year old boy in Medicine Hat dies after poison weed ingestion, as his four year old sibling was left at home. Ontario grants women voting rights. Bill Haley and the Comets release Rock Around the Clock, first rock n roll hit to top a chart after Blackboard Jungle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Branliff
Medicine Hat
Bill Haley
The
Comets
Ron Henson
Scott White
Kellianne
Mic Mag Park
Windsor
Cone Henson
Fam Wawa
Rock and roll pioneer Haley and Boxcar Willie obituary notes
Summary of figures from music and politics include Bill Haley who helped popularize rock and roll and died in 1981 at 55, Boxcar Willie Lewil Martin who died at 67 in Branson after a large concert career, and references to Canada adopting O Canada in 1980. The passage also recalls East Germany’s 1985 apology gesture and Calgary’s Southern Alberta Opera Association beginnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxcar Willie
Lewil Martin
Branson
Missouri
U.S
Britain
North America
Saamis Tepee Association Relinquishes Lease at Tepee Site
The Saamis Medicine Hat Tepee Association will relinquish its lease at the tepee site. President Anita Neefs says the land will return to the city for maintenance and the association will focus on growing membership and fundraising. Trailers will be moved off site and utility bills will no longer be their responsibility. The group, founded in 1989, aimed to develop the site into an Aboriginal tourism venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saamis
Medicine Hat) Tepee Association
Tepee
Anita Neefs
Neefs
Saamis Tepee Association
Naturalists plan Alberta tour for flora and fauna
Grasslands Naturalists announce a spring to summer Alberta itinerary visiting Murray Lake Police Point Park and Bindloss. Events include birding on April 16 owling on April 23 warbler walk on May 12 wild flower walk on May 25 and a June 4 species inventory followed by a July 9 to 10 stay at a century old Bindloss log cabin and a Grassland to Rockland tour from May 18 to June 6 covering Brooks Dinosaur Park Writing-on-Stone Park Waterton Park and Crowsnest Pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasslands Naturalists
Alberta
Murray Lake
Police Point Park
Bindloss
Rockland
Brooks
Dinosaur Park
Writing-on- Stone Park
Waterton Park
Crowsnest Pass
BC government to fund Highway 97 widening plan
West Canadian Press reports Prince George BC Premier Gordon Campbell announced a five year 200 million dollar program to widen Highway 97 to four lanes between Prince George and Cache Creek. The project aims to improve safety and efficiency for communities in the province's heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George
B.C
Cache Creek
Gordon Campbell
Charges follow road rage incident in Calgary
A Calgary man faces 18 charges after a road rage incident left a plainclothes police officer punched and attacked at a busy intersection. Suspect allegedly tailgated a taxicab, confronted the driver, and had a knife pulled on the officer. Charges include robbery, weapon offenses, assaulting an officer, impaired driving, and resisting arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Double bunking at Edmonton Remand Centre sparks fears
Edmonton guards union head Dan MacLennan says overcrowding leads to double bunking and increased risks of sexual assaults. The Remand Centre, built for 300, now houses about 650 inmates, prompting calls for individual cells. A man publicly recounts being beaten and sexually assaulted by his cellmate, with another incident involving a second inmate, under a publication ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Guards
Dan MacLennan
Alberta Union of Public Employees
MacLennan
Remand
Halibax Poll Surge Triggers Election Talk In Canada
Deputy Conservative leader Peter MacKay says Gomery inquiry fury and poll gains create a real chance of a snap election. Polls show Conservatives at 36.2 percent nationally, Liberals at 25, with Harper remaining silent on timing. Alberta wildlife officers trap a coyote in Edmonton campus garage and release it unharmed outside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halibax
Gomery
Peter MacKay
MacKay
Halifax Chronicle-Herald
Stephen Harper
Harper
Alberta Fish and Wildlife District
Steve Carlson
Grant MacEwan
Edmonton
Coronation Street wedding draws bigger TV crowd than royal wedding
ITV reports 12.1 million viewers watched Ken Barlow and Deirdre Rachid wed on Coronation Street, peaking at 12.9 million. Royal wedding average audience was 9.7 million across ITV1 Sky News and BBC, with cameras covering the Windsor blessing at St George’s Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince Charles
Camilla
Duchess of Cornwall
Ken Barlow
Deirdre Rachid
ITV
ITV1
Sky News
British Broadcasting Corp
Guildhall
Windsor
St. George's Chapel
Windsor Castle
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