Canada opens border to more U S beef
Canada and the United States broaden trade steps as Canada’s Wood Inspection Agency reopens the border to certain American beef cuts amid ongoing talks to restore live cattle movement. Industry voices call the moves a positive step toward full border reopening and harmonization of beef trade.
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Canadian Wood Inspection Agency
U.S
Western Teedlots Ltd
Rick Porter
Alberta
Canada
Washington State
Porter
Arno Doerksen
Alberta Beef Producers
Doerksen
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Tigers on the verge By JOEY PAYEUR
Former Medicine Hat Tigers star Joffrey Lupul traveled 20 hours to watch his old team face the Red Deer Rebels in Game 5 of the WHL Eastern Conference final. Medicine Hat edged ahead 4-3 as Ryan Hollweg assisted twice and Ben Thomson inspired a rally, pushing the series to 3-2. The Tigers hoped to clinch a berth in the WHL final and possibly the Memorial Cup as Kelowna led Everett in the other series.
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Joffrey Lupul
Red Deer Rebels
Edmonton
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Mart
Ryan
Hollweg
Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
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Ben Thomson
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Rebels
Lupul
Ducks
Ryan Hollweg
Ben
Yannie Seidenberg
Chris St. Jacques
Brett Robertson
Cam Barker
Medicine Hat
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Kelowna Rockets
Everett Silvertips
Rockets
Red Deer
Eset Quetnatgeese
Tim Smith
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Palliser region moves ambulance duty to health authority
The Palliser Health Region will take over financing and provision of all ground ambulance and first response services in Palliser, ending cross training with Medicine Hat firefighters and paramedics. The move, supported by PHR chair Len Mitzel and PUR CEO Tom Seaman, aims to centralize EMS as a health function with regional staffing and facility efficiencies.
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Medicine Hat
Palliser Health Region
Palliser
Len Mitzel
PHR
Tom Seaman
PUR
Canbam
Medicine Hat Fire Fighters Association
Brian Stauth
Stauth
Garth Vallely
Vallely
Larry Godin
Godin
Martin Praises Dalai Lama Meeting in Ottawa
Prime Minister Paul Martin praised the Dalai Lama after a historic Ottawa meeting focusing on human rights and compassion. The session, held at the home of Archbishop Marcel Gervais, included two dozen religious and civic leaders and avoided discussion of Tibetan autonomy. The Dalai Lama joined Martin, Gervais, and Ottawa mayor Bob Chiarelli, greeting them with khata scarves.
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Dalai Lama
Paul Martin
China
Tibet
Martin
Canada
Olawa
Montreal
Ontario
Marcel Gervais
Gervais
Bob Chiarelli
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