Prince Charles Visits Saskatchewan Farms Amid FMD Fears
Prince Charles tours rural Saskatchewan on his first Canadian visit. He avoids farms near Regina due to foot and mouth disease fears but meets about 20 organic farmers in Assiniboia to discuss genetically modified foods and farming practices. He also breaks ground for the Prince of Wales Cultural and Recreation Centre in Assiniboia and visits a tire recycling plant before heading to Moose Jaw.
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Chretien pledges funding for Canadian amateur sport
Prime Minister Jean Chretien announced increased federal funding for amateur sports during Canada's first national sports summit. He framed the push as an investment in quality and outlined pillars of participation excellence and accountability with Secretary of State Denis Coderre to reveal the funding size.
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Wit and Wisdom on Smile Masks Hurtful Self Care
Dr. Bernie Siegel cautions that people who always smile and hide their troubles neglect their needs and may become ill. The idea links emotional suppression to physical health risks, urging awareness of personal well being.
Four U S kids die as bus crashes in New Brunswick
A tour bus carrying 42 people including 38 children from Newton Massachusetts to a Halifax music festival flipped on a hairpin turn in Sussex New Brunswick killing four students aged 12 to 14. The victims Gregory Chan 13 Steve Glidden 12 Melissa Leung 14 Kayla Rosenburg 13.
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Crescent Heights to get 2.5 million arts space in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat School District will add a 822 square metre performing arts space with 300 seats at Crescent Heights High School as part of a 3.2 billion provincial infrastructure package. The project, planned since 1990, will begin in fall and aim to finish by spring 2002.
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Day faces coup claims as Calgary talks loom
CALGARY Day vowed to fight a plot to overthrow him and said he answers only to grassroots supporters of the Canadian Alliance. The emergency meeting with Calgary constituency presidents aimed to halt his falling support while MPs offered cautious responses amid the dispute.
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Dog found on freight train seeks new home in Kamloops
A coal blackened small dog was found Friday atop a coal car on a passing freight train near CP Rail yards in Kamloops B C The SPCA is seeking help to find a home for the dog It likely rode from Sparwood possibly boarded from ground level rather than jumped from an overpass according to SPCA spokesperson Kerri Sundstrom The railway police rescued the animal and took it to the SPCA office.
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