Ladies Night Out Fashion Show At Medicine Hat Lodge
The Shopper sponsored a Ladies Night Out event at the Medicine Hat Lodge on Monday night. The runway show featured fashions from Stone Furs Rattmarr and Tiger and drew over 500 women.
20 Apr 2010
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 2010
Page
1
The Shopper sponsored a Ladies Night Out event at the Medicine Hat Lodge on Monday night. The runway show featured fashions from Stone Furs Rattmarr and Tiger and drew over 500 women.
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Patrick Glemaud told The Canadian Press that the appearance before the operations committee aimed to end the dispute and ensure natural justice as the Liberal party sought a lobbying commissioner probe. NDP MP Pat Martin questioned the process as Liberals blocked further action.
The mood supports tighter pardon rules as Canadians question the system. Public Safety Minister Vic Toews says legislation to tighten pardons will be introduced this fall, aiming to prevent repeats and limit eligibility for Karla Homolka-style cases. The government seeks changes to reduce abuse and improve accountability.
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