Police identify four dead in Trans-Canada crash near Suffield
RCMP identified Bradley Brorgan 37 of Medicine Hat Noah Hotts 28 of Brooks Elizabeth Rhodes 22 and her five year old son Brandon as the victims of a 10 vehicle crash on Sunday near Suffield caused by blowing dust and brown outs. The collision killed three at the scene and sent 15 to hospital with Rhodes later dying in Calgary. Redcliff RCMP continue to investigate.
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Bank of Canada raises key rate for first time in 23 months
The Bank of Canada increases its overnight rate by a quarter point to 2.25 percent signaling a robust Canadian recovery. Banks raise prime lending rates to 4.0 percent, up from 3.75, effective today.
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Elements of the Universe Are Hydrogen and Stupidity
Noted quip contrasts common cosmic abundance with human folly, joking that hydrogen is the universe’s most abundant element while stupidity ranks highly in human behavior, with a witty caveat about order.
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Boil water order issued for Maple Creek Sask after E coli found
A Maple Creek home tested positive for E coli prompting a boil water advisory for the town of 2,700. Health officials say the three bacteria were detected and tests on the home and town water will finish Thursday. Residents must boil water for three minutes or use bottled water.
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Boil-water advisory issued by Swift Current Health District
Health officials warn residents to boil all water for at least three minutes before use and avoid swallowing any water when bathing. Do not use ice and discard it. soak dishes in a bleach solution after washing. For details contact Town Office or Public Health Inspection Office.
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Auditor general flags billions spent with little scrutiny in foundations
The auditor general says billions of taxpayers' dollars are moved to private foundations with scant oversight. She notes weak spending accountability, lax contracting rules, and calls for Parliament to reclaim control over expenditures and results. She also questions foundations masking surpluses and urges auditing them within the AG's mandate.
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Sheila Fraser
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