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Medicine Hat News

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Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 10, 2006

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Israel approves major new ground offensive into southern Lebanon

The Israeli government approves a large scale ground operation aimed at driving Hezbollah from southern Lebanon and halting rocket fire, as 15 Israeli soldiers die in the war. Officials say the plan may begin within days and seeks to pressure the UN Security Council toward a ceasefire while diplomacy continues.

Jerusalem Israel Israel Army Radio Galilee Panhandle Hezbollah Sheik Hassan Nasrallah White House Tony Snow U.S Washington Paris Lebanon France United States Jacques Chirac Nasrallah Haifa Security Council Isaac Herzog Foreign Ministry Mark Regev

Injured Regina pitcher Kosolofski released from hospital

Xavier Kosolofski a ReginaKiwanis Nationals pitcher was discharged from Medicine Hat Regional Hospital after a go kart crash at Riverside Amusement Park. He underwent a four and a half hour surgery to repair his left hand and will remain in Medicine Hat until at least August 17 for reexamination and healing.

Regina Xavier Danielle Dwight Kosolofski Rainer Kosolofski Medicine Hat Stephen Cassar Sammy Sosa Ian Sorensen Xavier Kosolofski

Canadian soldier dies in Afghanistan accident near Kandahar

Master Cpl. Jeffrey Scott Walsh of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry died six days after arriving for duty in Afghanistan. Officials say the death appears to be an accidental discharge by another Canadian during a patrol west of Kandahar. Prime Minister Stephen Harper expressed deep sorrow and sympathy to Walsh's family. The National Investigation Service is probing, with officials noting no confirmed enemy action. Two soldiers later faced mortar fire at a nearby forward operating base, but authorities say the incidents are unrelated.

Kandahar Afghanistan Jeffrey Scott Walsh Walsh Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Shilo Man Stephen Harper Cpl. Walsh Brian Irwin Canadian Forces Irwin

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