Police shoot knife wielding man in downtown Lethbridge
A knife wielding man was shot and killed by a city police officer during an altercation Sunday at a downtown apartment. The man died from a gunshot wound discharged by a member of the Lethbridge Police Service. Police received a call around 5 p.m. about a resident with a large knife at the Castle Apartments. Two officers were dispatched, with the shooter arriving first.
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Lethbridge Police Service
Colin Catonio
Castle Apartments
Catonio
Sub commander deserves reward for telling story
The former USS Greenville commander Cmdr. Scott Waddle should receive a movie or book deal, his lawyer said. Charles Gittins noted Waddle has appeared publicly after being asked to tell his story and will retire by October 1.
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Hawaii
Charles Gittins
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Scott Waddle
Waddle
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Gittins
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Farmers Hope Potatoes Cross The U S Border
Farmers in Prince Edward Island prepare to ship millions of potatoes to the United States after a six month trade dispute. Officials from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency inspect shipments for potato wart disease before departure under a new agreement ending the U S ban.
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Summerside
PEL
Prince Edward Island
U.S
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Island
Courage is Fear Holding On a Minute
A brief note portrays General George S. Patton with a motto about courage, suggesting fear is temporary and can be overcome by resolve. The fragment hints at wartime leadership and the mindset Patton exemplified.
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Lanner
Rattler Run sets record in Medicine Hat event
A record field of 416 runners took part in the Medicine Hat Rattler Run at Medicine Hat College. Long distance racer Skelton halted on the final climb, finishing strong despite a choking finish. Fastest 10k time belonged to Terry Barker at 35 minutes 56 seconds, with Marina Lake under an hour in the 10k.
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Medicine
Skelton
Medicine Hat College
Marina Lake
Lake
Murray Barker
Terry Freeman
Bob Feeney
Josephine Nissen
Catherine Eve
Leslee Canadine
Barker
Dave Burden
Lana Matthews
John Sheehan
Medicine Hat
Alliance faces another week of party turmoil in Ottawa
The Canadian Alliance endures a new week of internal rifts as Stockwell Day confronts resignations and demotions within his ranks. After Easter break turmoil, Day seeks a strategic plan to quell dissent ahead of an April 2002 leadership review and upcoming caucus meeting.
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Ottawa
Canadian Alliance
Stockwell
Tan Todd
Deborah Grey
Chuck Strahl
Art Hanger
Day
Gary Lunn
Hanger
Ezra Levant
IMF predicts quick economic turnaround
IMF policy panel forecast a near term global revival as central bankers and finance ministers, including Canada's David Dodge and Paul Martin, noted improving signals. Despite earlier fears of a deep slowdown, indicators point to a 2 percent U S growth in Q1 and steadier European economies, with protests at IMF meetings minimal this year.
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International Monetary Fund Policy Panel
David Dodge
Bank of Canada
North America
Dodge
Paul Martin
Quebec City
IMF
International Monetary Fund-World Bank
U.S
Japan
Prince Charles returns Yukon gift of carved moosehide walking stick
The Prince accepts a carved walking stick in a mooseskin sheath from Whitehorse and is urged by the mayor to champion aboriginal culture. He notes the crafts remain flourishing and hopes traditions endure, praising First Nations symbolism.
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Whitehorse
Charles
Yukon
Bad baths trigger nail salon outbreak in California
At least 109 women developed pedicure related boils and permanent scars from Mycobacterium fortuitum bacteria in footbaths at a California salon. The CDC notes the Watsonville outbreak last year was the first nail salon case in the United States, prompting new state cleaning and disinfection rules.
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California
Watsonville
United States
Centres For Disease Control and Prevention
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