Cops crack down on South Flats party in Medicine Hat
Police charged nearly a dozen people after a two night raucous South Flats party at 777 Seventh Street S.E. neighbours complained of loud music and beer on the street. Bylaw and criminal charges include noise offenses and threats to an officer with all accused released awaiting court appearances.
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Medicine Hat Olce
South Flats
Seventh Street
S.E
Erwyn Orcutt
Orcutt
Candice Ord
Don Girling
Girling
Revenue cap on grain railways could raise farmer costs
Art Macklin, Canadian Wheat Board director, warns a federal rail revenue cap to cut railway grain revenue by 178 million dollars annually will not evenly aid producers. He says railways may charge lower mainline rates but higher fees at smaller delivery points, shifting costs to farmers and taxpayers.
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Dawson Creek
B.C
Art Macklin
Canadian Wheat Board
Macklin
Public plea to feds over decades-old drug case
Amalia Richardson, a 53 year old cancer patient from Canada, asks the federal government to intervene on behalf of her husband Allen Richardson 50 held in maximum security Downstate Correctional Facility Fishkill New York. He was convicted in 1971 for selling 20 dollars US worth of LSD to an undercover officer while a student at Rochester Technical Institute.
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Vancouver
New York
Amalia Richardson
Richardson
Amalia
Downstate
Fishkill
N.Y
Allen Richardson
Rochester Technical Institute
Driver cited after going 138 km h on Calgary Trail
A 31 year old motorist on Calgary Trail Edmonton was clocked at 138 km h in a 60 zone. He claimed he attended a mandatory defensive driving course and would lose his license if late. Police seized the car and issued a mandatory court appearance.
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Edmonton
Calgary Trail
CanWest wins 3.5B Canadian newspaper bid
CanWest Global Communications gains control of Hollinger Inc. dailies in a 3.5 billion deal creating a major cross platform media group. Izzy Asper leads the consolidation adding national papers from St. John’s to Victoria, plus Hollinger Internet properties and 85 trade publications.
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Toronto
Monas Canada
CanWest Global Communications Corp
Winnipeg
Izzy Asper
Conrad Black
Hollinger Inc
Canada
CanWest
St. John’s
Victoria
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Asper
BCE Inc
CanWest Global
CTV Inc
Rogers Communications
Quebecor Inc
Black
Europe
Thomson Corp
Southam Inc
Hollinger
Leonard Asper
Izzy
National Post
Brantford Expositor
St. Catharines Standard
Ontario
Moose Jaw Times-Herald
Saskatchewan
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Medicine Hat
Robert Drinkwater
AIR Surfing
Dave McCord
Aaron Peterson
Riverside Park
Canadian Press
Feds Canadian Press
Arthur Rubinstein
London
Chicago
Alta
Alberta
Dave Hancock
Karen Jordan
Hancock
Calgary
Bina Border
Walsh
Border
AO A Ee
Jordan
Bes
Simmone Walsh
British Columbia
Whartt
Ann Landers
Eavee Entertainment
Een
Mee
Ane Ag Living
Bs City News
Eeeene AG Comics
Ee Sports
Eee
Eens Courier
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