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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta

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Medicine Hat News

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Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

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Apr 16, 2003

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Tigers' WHL playoff run ends in Red Deer loss

Medicine Hat falls 5-1 to the Red Deer Rebels in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinal at Enmax Centrium. Rebels win series 4-3 to advance to the conference final as Tigers bow out after a near upset, ending Tigers playoff run and junior careers for Thomson Austring and Stempfle.

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Enmax Centrium Red Deer Medicine Hat Tigers Red Deer Rebels Rebels Moose Jaw Warriors Brandon Wheat Kings Tigers Darren Reid Reid Joel Stepp Boyd Gordon Dion Phaneuf Derek Meech Shay Stephenson Ben Thomson Thomson Curtis Austring
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Klein weighs radical firewall ideas for Alberta

Premier Ralph Klein signals openness to radical steps to shield Alberta from Ottawa. A 2001 letter proposed a firewall with options like a provincial pension plan a provincial police force and possible defiance of federal controls, without secession. Klein cautions separation is not on the table but notes Tory discontent tests unity.

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Edmonton Ralph Klein Alberta Ottawa Klein Canadian Alliance Stephen Harper National Citizens’ Coalition Jean Chretien Canada
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Manitoba Won’t Prosecute Firearm Registration Offences

Manitoba will not prosecute individuals charged with federal firearm registration offences. Attorney General Gord Mackintosh said the registry is opposed and prosecuting would waste public resources. Conservation officers will not enforce long gun registration or inspect camps for compliance. Ottawa may prosecute. if declined, Manitoba will retain charges as not in public interest.

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Winnipeg Manitoba Gord Mackintosh Alberta Saskatchewan Mackintosh Ottawa Steve Ashton Federal Auditor General Canadian Alliance
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