Calgary officer denies coverup over Suffield death charges
Michael Parker said charges have been drafted against a senior officer and two other soldiers over Neil MacKinnon's death at CFB Suffield during a live fire exercise 17 months ago. Parker defended thorough investigations and noted the father’s frustration while confirming the final report and charges.
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Calgary
Michael Parker
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Parker
Bernard MacKinnon
Neil MacKinnon
1St Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group
MacKinnon
Chilliwack
Polish mother births 15.4 pound boy in Krakow hospital
Ewa Godyn and her spouse welcomed a son weighing 15.4 pounds at Gabriel Narutowicz hospital in Krakow. She noted surprise at the size but happiness at a safe delivery and healthy baby. The record for heaviest birth remains 22.5 pounds in Italy in 1955.
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King of the Nursery
Warsaw
Ewa Godyn
Gabriel Narutowicz
Krakow
Godyn
Guinness Book of Records
Carmelina Vedele
Aversa
Italy
Somalian affair testimony minimizes Boyle role
Ottawa's top military officer Gen. Jean Boyle tests in federal inquiry and says he had very little involvement in policy and communications during the Somalia affair. He remains linked to the 1993 Arone killing investigations and Defense Department duties while chief of defence staff.
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Ottawa
Anada
Jean Boyle
Shidane Arone
Arone
Boyle
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ont
Defence Department
Defence
Canadian Airborne Regiment
Somalia
Veterinary chiropractic grows in Alberta with animals treated
Derek Werner, one of four Alberta chiropractors who treat pets and farm animals, makes house calls for horses, dogs, cats and more. Veterinarians remain the primary care givers as animal chiropractic is not regulated in Canada.
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Derek Werner
Werner
Alberta
Ken Kundert
Jack
Ee Werner
U.S
Kundert
Peter Mah
Malcolm Gray
Herb Krause
Veteri
Horsenary Medical Association
Gray
Muster
Tic College
Alber
Sions
Australia
Canada
Doug Lawson
Alberta College of Chiropractors
Lawson
Power outage grips Medicine Hat for about forty minutes
Medicine Hat faced a 45 minute power loss as a Western power grid shed supply after overuse. City official John John said causes were not pinpointed while Arnold Greenfield missed part of a movie and Rod Crockford defended grid coordination for city utilities amid the broader outage affecting Alberta and surrounding regions.
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Medicine Hat
John John
City of
Alberta
B.C
U.S. States
Mexico
Ross Glen
South Ridge
Dunmore
Northeast
Crescent Heights
John
Arnold Greenfield
Rod Crockford
City Electrical Utility
Rattler Bites Boy On Farm Near Burdett
A six year old Lethbridge boy was bitten by a rattlesnake at about 7 45 p m during a barbecue near Burdett Alberta. Jeron Stanko is in stable condition at Medicine Hat Regional Hospital after receiving anti venom serum. Wildlife officials say snakes strike when disturbed, and the army unit at Suffield sent extra anti venom serum as a precaution.
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Burdett
Lethbridge
Jeron Stanko
Medicine Hat
Lloyd Robinson
Hat
Robinson
John Taggart
Alberta Fish and Wildlife
Taggart
Suffield
Brooks Hospital
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