Gun charge to trial in Medicine Hat case
Darren Mueller will stand trial on three charges after waiving a preliminary hearing in provincial court. He faces using a firearm during an indictable offence, possession of a loaded prohibited weapon, and break and enter with intent. Crown stayed charges of attempted murder and kidnapping. A July 13 shotgun blast at a southeast Hill residence preceded an arrest at the downtown transit terminal. Trial date set for January 11.
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Man Fi ned $500 For Threats In Provincial Court
Kane Michael Bober, 31, of Thunder Bay, was fined $500 after pleading guilty to uttering threats. Crown prosecutor Dorothy Smith said the Oct 9 vehicle argument with his wife included a threat to kill. Bober has a lengthy related record.
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Drunk driver fined for exceeding .08 BAC and suspended
Raw Metro reports Purych pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle with BAC over .08 after a speeding stop. Breath samples showed .210 mg. He faced an automatic suspension and was later caught driving on November 23. Purych, 39, of 29 Crocus St. S.W., was fined 850 and banned from driving for one year for the BAC offense and 350 for driving while suspended.
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Ex spouse harassed in telephone case in court
Ex common law wife and Copeman faced a phone harassment charge after a dispute over their child. Crown prosecutor Lim said Copeman phoned about 45 times on Nov 10, pleaded guilty to the harassment count. Judge Greaves ordered a one year peace bond.
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Photo Radar Locations For Friday December 15
Police will set up photo radar at several sites in Medicine Hat including St Mary's School playground and Kingsway Avenue. Locations vary with Friday patrols to monitor speeds.
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Alberta arts fund review could slash Medicine Hat jazz grant
The Alberta Foundation for the Arts reconsiders a grant formula that would drop Medicine Hat Jazz Festival funding from about $20,000 in 2001 to $3,000 for 2002. Foundation staff and directors seek festival input and aim to restore funding levels while shifting emphasis to individual artists.
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Clive Padfield
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Air Canada cuts fares 18 to 34 percent for regional routes
Air Canada plans 18 to 34 percent fare reductions for regional routes over the coming weeks with two week advance purchase, excluding Calgary mainline flights. Small community destinations such as Hat to Fort Nelson Campbell River and Lloydminster will see cheaper round trips to boost accessibility, per spokesman Dennis Erickson. John Reber said the price cut through March 31 is not a reaction to competitors and aligns with broader pricing policies across the airline group.
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Bassano nurse Berna Moss earns national honour
Berna Moss of Bassano is named on Macleans magazine's honour roll of Canadians who have made a difference. The 60-year-old nurse led a pallia tive care program and helped found the Bassano Health Centre, earning a lifetime achievement award from the AARN previously.
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