Medicine Hat hosts Communities in Bloom judging and plant stand trial
Medicine Hat welcomes judges for the Communities in Bloom tour with a new three tier plant stand made from a Fortress Fabrications design and trialed with plastic pools. Organizers emphasize weed control and tidiness as the city competes in the over 50 000 population category against Lethbridge Kamloops Maple Ridge Brantford and Mont Tremblant.
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Medicine Hat
Gaslight Square
Frank Westgarth
Fortress Fabrications Ltd
City Centre
CCDA
Westgarth
England
Alicia Waller
South Saskatchewan
Police Point Park
Waller
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Bernhardt
Hubert Noseworthy
Newfoundland
Klein wins support for Kyoto meeting in Halifax
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein gains backing for a first ministers meeting on the Kyoto Accord at the Halifax gathering. He faces division with Quebec over the climate pact while premiers call for federal consultation on the disputed blueprint. Klein questions Quebec's environmental impact and urges its own review if ratification proceeds.
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Alberta
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Quebec
Bernard Landry
Landry
Klein
Canada
Manitoba
Robert Charlebois Speaks On Art And Identity
The statement notes that the artist speaks French and lives in a context described as American air. It frames Charlebois as a figure blending language and environment, suggesting a cultural stance rather than a specific event.
Russian charged over Olympic figure skating fix
A Russian crime boss Alimzhan Tokhtakhounov was arrested in Italy on U.S. charges of fixing results at the Winter Games. He allegedly sought a French judge to back the Russian pairs team and the Russian judge to back the French ice dancing team in Salt Lake City. The scandal led to duplicate gold medals for Sale and Pelletier and widespread scrutiny of the judging process.
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David Pelletier
Alimzan Tokhtakhounov
Italy
U.S
Salt Lake City
Manhattan
Sale
Pelletier
Tokhtakhomov
James Comey
Comey
Tokhtakhouov
France
Elena Berezhnaya
Anton Sikharulidze
Marina Anissina
Gwendal Peizerat
Anissina
Russia
Irina Lobacheva
Ilia Averbukh
Peizerat
Associated Press
le Gougne
Didier Gailhaguet
Tokhtakhounov
Forte Dei Marmi
Hat salesman in New Jersey wins 165 million Mega Millions
Sandel Sonny Judson, 73, semiretired hat seller and leukemia survivor, claims the 165 million Mega Millions prize in Cranford New Jersey. He plans to form a foundation and donate to charity. Judson, diagnosed 30 years ago, beat slim odds of one in 135 million and celebrates a long marriage and large family.
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Cranford
N.J
Sandel
Sonny) Judson
Judson
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