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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 2002
Page
1
The Edge launches today with front page coverage and notes on its debut events. Readers are invited to explore new sections and features starting this issue.
The Palliser league opens as six schools prepare for the new season. Preview stories highlight teams, key players, and expectations across the circuit, guiding readers on what to watch on opening day.
The Esplanade remains scheduled to open in 2005 despite questions about the date. A3 notes the project timeline and any potential delays or changes to the planned opening window.
An airplane hits an elk during takeoff and erupts into a fireball. Authorities investigate the incident as a fatal or serious crash with likely injuries to crew.
Auditor General Sheila Fraser condemns the federal gun registry as an example of government waste and failure to report expenditures. She cites a $1 billion overrun, a proposed $119 million price tag, and lack of Parliament briefing. Justice Minister Martin Cauchon defends data gathering efforts amid incomplete records.
The Smethurst family says a Hillside Cemetery plot bought for about $900 in April is still owned by another family who purchased it in 1916. City staff face questions about the mix up as Calgary officials review Cemeteries Act rules and resale procedures to prevent repeats.
Health Minister Anne McLellan says she will back Kyoto ratification but will resign if the plan harms Alberta. She demands regional protection and no binding on growth, while noting Ottawa expects a small economic impact. Prime Minister Chretien plans a Monday vote to ratify and reassure the resource sector.
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