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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 16, 2002

Page

8

Canadian church groups oppose bill linking sexuality to hate crime

Presbyterian churches in New Brunswick campaign against Bill C-415 and Bill C-250 over fears the Bible could be labeled hate literature. They warn sections addressing homosexuality might violate free speech and urge MPs and the Senate to oppose the measures.

Moncton N.B New Senate Kreplin Robinen Canada

Peace activist Jaggi Singh granted temporary stay in Israel

In Montreal Jaggi Singh, a Canadian peace activist charged over a riot at the Summit of the Americas, won a temporary injunction from the Israeli supreme court delaying deportation. A three judge panel will decide Monday if he may enter Israel or be sent back.

Montreal Quebec Supreme Court Jaggi Singh Singh Shamai Leibowitz Leibowitz Tel Aviv Israel West Bank Gaza Interior Ministry

Korean War monument unveiled in Windsor

Lang Shuker watched a monument to Canadians who died in Korea revealed in Senator David Croll Park beside City Hall. The statue, a Canadian soldier with two South Korean children, mirrors the UN cemetery sculpture in Pusan and lists 518 names including Pt. Patrick O Conner.

Windsor Lang Shuker Shuker Patrick O’conner David Croll City Hall Ottawa Royal Canadian Regiment South Korea Korea Canada United Nations Pusan

White powder found in envelope prompts hospital checks

Three postal workers in Fort St. John were examined and released after a suspicious white powder leaked from an envelope addressed to a government agency. Mayor Steve Thorlakson said there were concerns it could be toxic, though no one mentioned anthrax. The precautionary exams found no symptoms.

Fort ST. John, B.C Ost Steve Thorlakson Thorlakson Post Office

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