Poisoning Doubt Follows Gawron Remains Find
Medicine Hat prosecutors downplay unknown yard substance found around the remains of Tadeus Gawron. The material is sent to an independent lab for analysis with no clear evidence of manner of death. Gawron's children are not suspects, while widow Sofia remains under care in Blairmore.
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Medicine Hat Town
Darwin Greaves
Tadeus Gawron
Greaves
Gawron
Prospect Drive
Sofia
Crowsnest Pass
Blairmore
Sylvan Lake votes to ban VLTs in Alberta town
Sylvan Lake plans to inform Alberta officials that a majority of residents want VLTs removed. Mayor Ted Iverson said April 1 results will be sent to the province, which pledged to honor plebiscites by removing the machines. Wood Buffalo had similar outcome earlier.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Sylvan Lake
Ted Iverson
Rocky Mountain House
Wood Buffalo
Fort McMurray
Ancient bones reveal Ice Age mammals near Medicine Hat
Burn s curator Burns and University of Alberta expert Young found fossilized bones in the South Saskatchewan River valley near Medicine Hat. The bones include giant ground sloth, horses, camels and mammoths, dated between 500000 and 1600000 years old.
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Medicine
Medicine Hat
Young
Burns
Alberta
North America
Bering Strait
Alaska
Americas
Asia
Europe
Rocky Mountains
Greg Baker
Phantom Ink Digital Publishers
Baker
Work Sweet Work At Home Or At Office
Sociologist Arlie Hochschild notes both men and women stay longer at work than at home seeking support and reward. Her three year U.S. company study links extended office time to greater family time stress and less home life.
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Toronto
Arlie Hochschild
Hochschild
Alberta ponders photo radar use on highways and lights
Alberta officials urge photo radar to cut accidents with safety focus and warn against turning it into a cash cow. The advisory group reports to a Conservative MLA committee, with possible rollout next year on routes such as Hwy 2 Calgary to Edmon ton, Hwy 1 and Hwy 16 after public consultation.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Walter Paszkowski
Paszkowski
RCMP
Steve MacDonald
Calgary
MacDonald
Right wing calls for more health funding in Canada
Ottawa opposition parties urged the federal government to inject more money into medicare and consider a parallel private system. Reform and Conservative critics warned that any other action could erode Canada’s health system while government funding reportedly fell for the first time in 25 years.
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Hill
Canada
Tory
Greg Thompson
New Brunswick
Romy the dog drives van into building in Arkansas interview
In Little Rock a dog named Romy caused a van to roll into a building during a Jay Dickey radio interview. No injuries occurred but the damage totaled 500 to 700 dollars. The dog remained calm in the back seat as the incident unfolded.
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Romy
Rock (Ap
Jay Dickey
Philip Ellison
KKOL
Hampton
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