Medicine Hat News launches NIE online education site
The Newspapers In Education program from Medicine Hat News is now accessible online. The NIE site supports preschool to college with activities covering history reading math economics journalism and government. It includes an events calendar and sign up options for teachers and businesses.
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NIE
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Tricubemedia.net
Medicine Hat News
Medicinehatnews.com
Newspapers In Education
Helley trial moved again in Redcliff Food Fair case
Medicine Hat man Mark Bradley Helley, 40, faces uttering threats robbery aggravated assault and weapon charges for the Redcliff Food Fair store robbery on February 26 and two attempted and completed robberies within minutes on February 27 at Tim Hortons on 13 Avenue SE and 7-11 on Carry Drive.
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Mark Bradley Helley
Redcliff
Medicine Hat
Helley
Heiley
Avenue S.E
Farmer fined for 50 cattle carcasses cleanup fail
The Canadian Press reports Firmin M. Declercq of Belgium Farms was fined 9000 for disposing of about 50 dead cattle in a pit under the Livestock Diseases Act. Alberta Agriculture staff had previously given chances to address the stinking mess. Declercq, 63, and his company were ordered to pay 4500 each.
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Taber
Alta
Firmin M. Declercq
Alberta Agriculture
Declercq
Belgium Farms
Cenaiko pushes bid for police training college in Alberta
Alberto's solicitor general plans a new push for funding a proposed police training facility after 2006 budget funds were not set aside. Cenaiko favors a public private partnership with 30 communities bidding, a May contract and fall start were planned, but lack of money sent the project back to the drawing board.
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Calgary
Alberto’s
Solicitor Géneralis
Harvey Cenaiko
Andy Weiler
Denaiko
Possible pyramid found in Bosnia in Visoko hill
Archaeologists digging near Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina, report a 650 metre mound resembling a pyramid with 45 degree slopes and a flat top. Initial findings include a paved entrance plateau, tunnel entrances, and large stone blocks that may form an outer surface. Nearby, pilgrims move along Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem on Good Friday.
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Rsing
Visoka
Latin America
Europe
Visocica
Via Dolorosa
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
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Jerusalem
SaskPower Launches Mercury Thermostat Recycling Program
SaskPower introduced a Mercury Thermostat Recycling Program to safely collect and recycle mercury from old thermostats as customers upgrade to energy efficient models. Minister John Nilson says the program prevents mercury release into air, land, and water and will be easy for customers to join. Visit www.saskpower.com for details.
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SaskPower
John Nilson
Nilson
Saskpower.com
Saskatchewan Farmers Seed 34.6 Million Acres in 2006
Saskatchewan Agriculture’s first weekly crop report for 2006 shows farmers plan to seed 34.6 million acres, down from 35.3 million last year. Increases expected for spring wheat, oats, triticale, peas and chickpeas. plans remain uncertain with changes possible before Statistics Canada’s April 25 seeding survey release.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Agriculture
Statistics Canada
Evacuation Ordered as Red River Flood Edges North Sask
Rising river levels on the Carrot River force Red Earth reserve to evacuate about 250 elderly, mothers with babies, and pregnant women to Prince Albert. The remaining 1,100 residents will move Saturday as a 100 homes near the river face flooding from an ice jam.
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Saskatchewan
Miller Nawakayas
Red Earth Band
Prince
Albert
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