Turkey Earthquake Relief Swiftly Expands International Aid
Nations rush to assist Turkey after a massive quake. Canada plans to send 200 soldiers and $100,000 through the Red Cross to aid emergency relief. An EU package totals $2.1 million as a 70 member Fairfax team travels with fire trucks and canine units to battle a refinery blaze. The disaster has claimed over 4,000 lives.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Jean Chretien
Canada
Maria Minta
Canadian International Development Agency
International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
Fairfax
European Union
Dinosaur Skeleton Unearthed North of Brooks Sends to Drumheller
A 4.5 ton juvenile Daspletosaurus skeleton was recovered from Dinosaur Provincial Park northeast of Brooks after a long, grueling extraction in the hot badlands. The plaster jacketed remains were loaded onto a trailer and transported to the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller for restoration and display.
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Brooks
Drumheller
Rod Ev .Wards
Dinosaur Provincial Park
Randy Lyons
Pennsylvania
Lyons
Popcorn
Royal Tyrrell Museum
Ernie Stefanik
Stefanik
Phil Currie
Currie
Kevin van Paasseh
Mike Getty
Brian Deforge
Darren Gauthier
Joanne Trucking
Drumhell
Florida
Missing Medicine Hat man Sanchez case draws multi-agency probe
Siksika Nation Police Service seeks Calgary Police and RCMP help in searching for Alex Sanchez who disappeared June 20 after calling his mother to pick him up. His car and body remain missing on the reserve while his family voices concerns and requests separate investigations from federal and provincial justice authorities.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta Justice
Alex Sanchez
Bob Scott
Siksika Nation Police Service
Calgary Police
RCMP
Calgary Search and Rescue
Calgary Fire Department
Scott
Sanchez
Maria Sanchez
Alex
Sanchezes
Monte Solberg
Ombudsman
Calgary Crime Unit
Waar
Justice
Dave Hancock
Justice Department
Glenn Luff
Federal Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Siksika
Siksika First Nation
Darlene
Munro
Dave Hamilton
Hamilton
Edmonton Police
Jerry Kopps
Gleichen Rcmp
Kopps
Drunk Driver Turns Itself In For Directions
A Fort St. John officer stopped to help a man asking for directions and found a case of beer in the car. A breathalyzer showed the driver had twice the legal limit. Const. Robert Sharron notes the tale ranks with other odd arrests, including a motorist who gave a false name to a speeding officer yet signed his own ticket.
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Fort ST. John
B.C
Robert Sharron
Sharron
Life sentences likely in toddler's sex-slaying
Canadian Press Calgary reports Utah prosecutors plan to seek natural life for Ferosa Bluff and Andrew Fedorowicz, convicted of murdering Bluff's three year old daughter Rebecca. They face possible consecutive terms including five to 15 years for two sexual and physical abuse convictions, with Judge Dennis Frederick to determine exact length. Alberta-born Rebecca was found dead October 21 in Salt Lake City.
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Utah
Ferosa Bluff
Andrew Fedorowicz
Bluff
Rebecca
Robert Stott
Dennis Frederick
Salt Lake City
Ferosa
Fedorowicz
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