Hatters Publish Job Help Pamphlet for City Youths
The Hatters have assembled an information pamphlet to aid job hunting for local youths, guiding them through steps and resources. The publication aims to simplify the process for young residents seeking employment.
Ludwig sentenced for oilpatch bombing in Alberta
Ludwig, 58, was jailed 28 months after being convicted of two counts of mischief for planting an explosion at a Suncor well near Hinton and cementing a Norcen Resources well near Hythe. He also received a 10 year firearms ban. Co-accused Richard Boonstra, 55, got 21 days for one mischief count.
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Edmonton
Wiebo Ludwig
Alberta
Sterling Sanderman
Ludwig
Suncor Energy
Hinton
Norcen
Hythe
Richard Boonstra
Health funds lag in Canada as private share grows
The government commissioned report shows about 70 percent of Canada's health system is publicly funded, the lowest among major G7 nations except the United States. Ontario leads provinces with 33.8 percent private financing, while lower income Canadians remain less insured for drugs and noncovered services.
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Canada
U.S
Ontario
Alberta
New Brunswick
Allan Rock
Wit and Wisdom On Housework and Fear of Failure
Anonymous quotation about housework going unseen unless unfinished. The saying links daily chores to unnoticed effort and notes success can stem from the fear of being viewed as a failure.
Medicine Hat News Open House Draws 500 Visitors
Hundreds of Hatters toured The Medicine Hat News during the annual open house. Publisher Mike Hertz praised the six hour event with more than 500 attendees as visitors toured offices and learned how the newspaper operates including how classified ads are placed. Gummee the Clown entertained a child, Kelsie Lake, during a photo moment at the event.
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Mike B
Bednar
Kelsie Lake
Gummee the Clown
Medicine Hat News
Medicine
Teresa Glauser
Brent Kvill
Medicine Hat
Kvill
Open house prize draws and newspaper tour draw local interest
At the open house, prize draws were held with winners named for a personal computer from D L Computer Services, a cordless phone, a $50 gift certificate for Icy Mountain Water, and Medicine Hat News glasses. Residents described learning about paper production and colour placement, while others debated The Source adult video store permit at 1201 Kingsway Avenue, facing a planning commission denial and potential appeal.
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D & L Computer Services
Medicine Hat
Source Adult Video
Municipal Planning Commission
Source
Visions
Kingsway Avenue
Christine Hooft
Hooft
Gary Goudet
Walter Eisenlohr
Goudet
Eisenlohr
Subdivision and Development Appeal Board
Planning Commission
Commission
Larry Godin
Gerry DeVries
Ald
Bill Cocks
Linda Canham
Public Services
Bob Warner
Kathy Mandeville
al Buchignani
Albert Bizio
Mandeville
Kingsway
Hatters
Joyce Stigter
Stigter
Victims Families React To Columbine Tapes Release
Golden Colorado residents and families of Columbine victims criticized the public release of nearly three hours of library footage from the 1999 attack. The tapes, set to music, show scenes inside the library and outside the school, with families requesting privacy and fairness in access.
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Columbine High School
United States
Canada
Columbine
Beth Nimmo
Rachel Scott
Nimmo
Richard
Connie Mic
Richard Castaldo
Jefferson County
Frank Hutfless
Hungry black bear pesters residents near Thunder Bay area
A 100 kilo black bear roams ManiTouwadge near Thunder Bay stealing food including a couple’s barbecue chops and potatoes. Bylaw officer Monique Wreggitt says trapping efforts are ongoing as more bears enter local subdivisions.
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Thunder Bay
Ont
Ontario
Linda Gagne
Manitouwadge
Gagne
Monique Wreggitt
Wreget
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Bob Weber
Whartz
Ann Landers
City News
Ene AG
Tony Caixeiro
Glauser
Community Credit Union
Pole
Loa
OAC