Canada names 34 junior players for World Junior camp
Jay Bouwmeester among eight veterans not listed for Team Canada camp 34 players aged 19 and under chosen for a five day North York training camp December 13 to 18. From 22 players will be picked for the World Championship in Russia December 26 to January 5. Bouwmeester, 17, recalls last year’s bronze medal run.
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Medicine Hat
Ayet
Jay Bouwmeester
Team Canada
Russia
Canadian Hockey Association
Canada
North York
Ont
Bouwmeester
Sweden
Bush tightens grip as Gore recount bid denied
Florida's Supreme Court looms as Bush closes in on the White House after Leon County Circuit Judge N Sanders Sauls rejects Gore's request for a statewide hand recount. The ruling follows a Supreme Court reversal that halted manual recounts in Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties.
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Washington
Aly
Florida
Supreme Court
George W. Bush
White House
al Gore
Florida Supreme Court
U.S
Leon County
N. Sanders Sauls
Sauls
Gore
U.S. Supreme Court
Palm Beach
Miami-Dade
Christmas Card Survives 60 Years Between Friends
In Toronto a battered green 1936 Ford convertible form the card’s memory marks a 60 year tale. Orlin McGill bought the card for Charlie Johnson in 1941 before he joined the army and loaned him the car. The card returns each year as a symbol of lasting friendship despite age and wear.
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Toronto
Orlin McGill
Chum
Charlie Johnson
McGill
Downtown sites narrowed for proposed arts centre study
Four downtown locations for Medicine Hat's combined museum and performing arts centre were examined. The 400 block First Street SE site would cost 30.8 million with 2.7 million for land but avoids railway soundproofing. Riverside Park and the former health unit on First Street cost 31.85 million, include soundproofing, and are land owned by the city. The 600 block First and Second Street site runs 34.25 million with 2.4 million land costs. Public hearings planned, goal to complete by 2005 for Alberta centennial.
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Public Library
Carol Beatty
Riverside Park
First Street
First
Second Street
Council
Public Services
Bob Warner
Ald
Graham Kelly
Public Services Committee
Ted Grimm
Alberta
Grimm
Calgary
Bill Chomik
Beatty
Les Mann
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 17
YMCA
Canada Post Office
Recommendations issued after Swissair 111 crash in Nova Scotia
Transportation Safety Board proposed five measures including more on board fire detectors and immediate landing when smoke is smelled. The report cites lack of sensors in areas with flammable insulation and wiring, insufficient firefighting equipment, and revised cockpit checklists to save time after detecting smoke.
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Halifax
Benoit Bouchard
Nova Scotia
TSB
Alberta air survey flaws spur independent health critique
An independent review of Alberta Environment's 1998 99 air quality survey near Lethbridge questions data interpretation and calls for more monitoring. Dr Hasselback notes health assessments and odour impacts require further study while Hrudey finds the report generally sound but broad.
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Lethbridge
Alberta Environment
Paul Hasselback
Chinook
Hasselback
Alberta
Steve Hrudey
Environmental Health Services
University of Alberta
Hrudey
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