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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 2006
Page
1
A midweek forecast shows Wednesday to Friday with mostly cloudy skies. Temperatures swing from highs near 6 to 5 and 3 degrees, and lows around -6, -4, -7, with chances of rain and snow showers and a notably colder pattern.
The star pig Wilbur appears in Hollywood Los Angeles arriving for the premiere of Charlotte's Web on Sunday. The event brings a playful moment to the film's star studded red carpet in the entertainment section.
Ruby Bower, 90, of Lower Ohio Nova Scotia, bagged a 56-kilogram buck with a bolt-action Winchester, describing the neck shot as fatal but clean. She has hunted five deer in a decade and plans to return next season, saying she loves the woods and carries a lunch and water. She learned to shoot from her father as a child.
Medicine Hat high school students eye a Costa Rica field trip planned for next April as part of science studies. The Public School Board approved the trip in principle pending itinerary changes to ensure all activities comply with policy. Trustee Greg Bender opposed white water rafting on the trip. Trustees urged teachers to keep activities within policy.
Medicine Hat News reports RCMP seek a suspect in a hit and run in the Brooks area. Between 7:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. on November 29 a vehicle damaged a fence along an alley in Lake Newell Mews. Police urge anyone with information to contact the Brooks RCMP Detachment or Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222 TIPS.
Brooks RCMP request public assistance after a hit-and-run at Cassils Road and 2nd Street West in Brooks around 10 50 p m on November 26. The suspect vehicle is described as a light coloured Chevrolet Cavalier alder model. Call 362 5548 with information.
Premier Lorne Calvert announced the Saskatchewan Youth Summit will take place February 2 and 3, 2007 in Saskatoon. The conference targets about 300 young people ages 19 to 30 from across the province to engage with business, education, media and government representatives.
Opposition MPs and feminist and labour groups press Prime Minister Harper to restore millions cut from Status of Women Canada. Belinda Stronach voices concern over possible abolition or drastic downsizing of the department as 12 of 16 regional offices face closure amid new rules barring funding for political advocacy by private sector worker groups.
Quebec motorists may pay more at the pump next year as the government’s climate plan shifts costs to consumers. Oil firms say they will pass along fees, with a proposed 1.3 cents per litre gas levy to fund a green fund.
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