Health officers condemn two homes for unsafe conditions
Public health inspectors ruled two residences unfit and ordered vacates. A Brooks property at 114 Maple Dr W faced hazards from a damaged floor and faulty electrical outlets, while a Walsh home at 614 Arthur St S suffered a broken roof, dirty carpeting, broken doors, pests, and missing siding. Owners may appeal to the Public Health Appeal and Board.
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Environmental Health Services
Palliser Health Authority
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van Mulligen
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Public Health Appeal & Board
Alberta Farm Income Assistance Program 2002 cheques mailed
About 40,000 individualized FIAP 2002 applications were mailed to Alberta producers who used the program last year. Some cheques are already in the mail for those who applied, with applications available at the Agriculture Financial Services Corporation office in Medicine Hat or online at agric.gov.ab.ca. Per acre payments aim to offset drought impacts.
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Medicine Hat
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Cryptogram Puzzle Hint and Sample
An explanation of a Cryptoquip with a sample phrase NEVER ASK SKELETONS TO DO ANYTHING DANGEROUS OR DARING. It notes the substitution rule W equals T and that one letter stands for another with hints from single letters and word patterns.
Officer cleared in fatal Calgary drugstore shooting
A Calgary judge ruled Const. Julien Gagne acted with no choice when he shot Arthur Provencal in a downtown drugstore on December 23, 2000. Provencal held a knife to a pharmacist’s throat amid a claimed personal crisis and robbery attempt.
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Calgary
Julien Gagne
Arthur Provencal
Provencal
Ernie Plaxton
Gagne
Calgary grocery tied to horse meat sold as beef
Calg ary’s Can-Na Foods operating as Jay's Food Market was found guilty of deceptive labeling after federal inspectors found horse meat in beef products. Owner Jane Jay and meat manager Tran Quyen Luu face fines up to 50 000 dollars or six months in jail.
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Calgary
Can-Na Foods
Jay's Food Market
Jane Jay
Tran Quyen Luu
Jay
Canada
Jacki McCallum
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Man charged after alleged carbon monoxide attack in Ponoka
RCMP allege a Chain Lakes man attempted murder by running a car hose from the tailpipe into a vehicle while he read to his two children. A six year old phoned police July 3. the father removed the kids before serious harm. Incident occurred near Chain Lakes, 90 kilometres south of Edmonton.
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Ponoka
Chain Lakes
RCMP
Edmonton
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