Canadian soldiers killed in Kandahar plane accident
Canadian authorities report two killed and eight injured after a U S F 16 bombed a Patricias unit during a night live fire near Kandahar. Gen Ray Henault said motives point to misidentification with no blast on the exercise site.
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Kandahar
Afghanistan
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
Edmonton
Ray Henault
Henault
U.S. National Guard
Maj
Bryan Hilferty
U.S
Bagram Air Base
Patricias
Prairie farmers press for 1.3 billion in Ottawa aid
Three Prairie farm groups led by the Keystone Agricultural Producers call for immediate 1.3 billion in government aid to counter foreign subsidies. They warn U S and European subsidies dwarf Canada and urge Ottawa to protect agriculture amid drought and policy talks.
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Saskatoon
Ottawa
Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Keystone Agricultural Producers
Alberta
Wild Rose Agricultural Producers
Weldon Newton
Government of
Canada
United States
Europe
Chretien
Newton
Prairies
Procrastination as Everyday Habit in Modern Life
The phrase reflects how delaying tasks shapes daily routines and psychological patterns. It suggests a cultural tilt toward postponement, with impacts on productivity and time management.
Tiger the polydactyl cat eyes world record toes
Eight month old Tiger, owned by Anne Doerksen, has 28 digits 4 paws 7 toes each. Tiger surpasses Twinkle Toes 25 digits, with vet Dr. Marvin Genno noting the rarity of such polydactyly. Guinness and Ripley’s have yet to respond as the Doerksens seek official confirmation.
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Twinkle Toes
Tiger
Tabby
Gloria Boensch
Anne Doerksen
Roxanne
Canadian Federation of Humane Societies
Boston
Mass
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Pei
Doerksens
Guinness Book of World Records
Ripley's
Ryan Taplin
Medicine Hat
Chretien lauds Charter's 20th anniversary in Ottawa
Prime Minister Jean Chretien praised the Charter of Rights and Freedoms at a ceremony marking its 20th anniversary in Ottawa. He hailed the charter as a profoundly democratic declaration and credited Canadians with its national renewal since 1982. The Supreme Court has cited the charter in over 400 rulings since its adoption.
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Ottawa
Jean Chretien
Chretien
Supreme Court
Catholic school board shuffles principals for 2002 03
The Edmonton Catholic board announces administrator transfers under a new policy moving Chuck Love to Mother Teresa and Dave Leahy to St Marys while Stan Aberle becomes McCoy High principal. Dan Friedt and George Ibach retire or move to new roles as the district reshuffles leadership for next school year.
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Guy Tetrault
Catholic School Board
Aberie
McCoy
Dan Friedt
St. Louis School
Edmonton
George Ibach
St. Mary’s
Ibach
St. Mary's
Tetrault
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