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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 2007
Page
1
Beijing sign warns of landslip with Chinglish alert
A public building bathroom entrance sign in Beijing on August 8 2006 warns Careful Landslip Attention Security. The AP photo notes municipal officials promised Wednesday to crack down on Chinglish and urged the public to help police improve grammar and fix faulty syntax.
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Beijing
From New York to Arizona by taxi
A New York City couple Betty and Bob Matas and their two cats left Queens for retirement in Sedona, Arizona, traveling 2 025 kilometres by taxi with their driver Douglas Guldeniz after meeting him in Manhattan. They chose a cab to avoid air travel for the pets and themselves, citing a long four day ride beginning Tuesday night.
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New York
New York City
Arizona
Betty
Bob Matas
Douglas Guldeniz
Manhattan
Sedona
Ariz
Queens
Forest Hills
Travelodge to Host Grand Opening of New Water Park
The Travelodge Hotel announces a Sunday grand opening event for its new water park from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Sleepy's Open House Swim and Barbecue. The public is invited and donations will support the Ronald McDonald House.
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Ronald McDonald House
Province Wildlife project enables live bird video feed
A wildlife monitoring project at High Island Natural Area Lac La Biche will rebroadcast live signals from two cameras on a six metre tower to a 15 metre tower and onto a Lac La Biche provincial building web link. The webcast aims to go online by mid May using Alberta's Supernet to reach students researchers and the public globally.
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High Island Natural Area
Lac la Biche
Alberta
Province funds $200000 for Saskatchewan regional parks
The Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association receives 200000 to support facility improvements across the regional parks system. Grants cover 50 percent of eligible project costs up to 10000 per project, funding water and sewer upgrades, waste management, and safety measures. Parks Association will administer the program.
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Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association
Peace Service Reflects On Soldier Deaths At Oromocto
CP PHOTO Lt.-Col. Paul Kearney spoke at St. Vincent de Paul Church in Oromocto NB during a peace service. He confirmed the latest attack harmed Royal Canadian Dragoons based at CFB Petawawa, leaving two more Canadian soldiers dead and three injured.
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Paul Kearney
Cfb Gagetown
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Oromocto
N.B
Kearney
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Cfb Petawawa
Clerical error blamed for tainted Menu Foods shipments
Randall Copeland, Menu Foods executive vice-president, says human error caused contaminated ingredients in 28 pet food varieties recall. He cites a clerical shipment mistake not recognizing China origins of wheat gluten linked to melamine. Employee disciplinary action not disclosed.
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Toronto
Randall Copeland
Copeland
China
International
Pet Foodmoker
Wait times set for territories in federal plan
The Canadian Press reports the federal government will fund wait time guarantees primarily for primary care in the North. Health Minister Tony Clement announced millions for Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon as provinces adopt five care areas, while territories plan a new category since many procedures are performed south of the region.
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Canada
Midwest Snowstorm Kills Six in Icy Accidents
A spring blizzard hit the upper Midwest with six fatalities in Iowa from two crashes on icy roads. North and South Dakota reported about 8 centimetres, while Wisconsin could see up to 250 centimetres. Airlines canceled flights and a major league baseball game was called as hazardous conditions persisted.
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Chicago
U.S. Midwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
U.S
National Weather Service
Harvey Nel
Menomonee Falls
Wis
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Soldiers' bodies return to Canada at Trenton base
At CFB Trenton Ontario a crowd assembled along a chain link fence as the remains of six Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan were flown in. The Easter Sunday blast in Maywand district near Helmand left two other soldiers injured and marked the deadliest single day for Canadian forces in Afghanistan since 2002. Two more soldiers were later confirmed dead in separate attacks, with three wounded. Journalists were kept off the tarmac during the repatriation ceremony.
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Ontario
Afghanistan
Donald Lucas
Aaron Williams
Kevin Kennedy
David Greenslade
Christopher Paul Stannix
Cpl
Brent Poland
Cfb Trenton
Maywand
Helmand
Canadian soldiers repatriation ceremony honors fallen
pallbearers carry the coffin of Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan during a repatriation ceremony in Trenton following a national tribute. The event marks the return of fallen troops and pays respect to their service.
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