Lupul Named to Canada's World Junior Team
Medicine Hat Tigers forward Joffrey Lupul earned a spot on Canada's 22 man roster for the World Junior Hockey Championships set for December 26 to January 5 in Halifax and Sydney. Lupul, 19, has 16 goals and 16 assists in 22 games this season and will miss four Tigers games during the tournament.
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West Nile virus strikes again in Alberta case
A second Alberta resident, 61, diagnosed with West Nile virus in Edmonton though officials say it likely contracted the infection in Ontario. He had a severe form but is stable and improving. Earlier, a southern Alberta resident contracted the virus while traveling in the United States.
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Saskatchewan RCMP asked to probe Hitler remarks
Saskatchewan leaders urge an RCMP probe into former Assembly of First Nations chair David Ahenakew amid hateful Nazi praise and anti Jewish lines. Premier Calvert and Federation chiefs demand action while Ahenakew faces suspension and a morning news conference.
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Medicine Hat awards chamber tourism contract for 2.5 years
City council voted eight to one to approve a $327,295 core tourism services package for the Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce, choosing the cheaper option over a $393,000 enhanced plan. The measure follows a prior 21 month, $205,000 contract and faces timing concerns if not in place before expiry.
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Insurance industry seeks reforms amid rising premiums
Ontario officials say car insurance premiums and claims costs have climbed but the premium rise lags behind claim growth. Regional executives warn the situation is worsening daily as total auto insurance costs in Canada approach billions, per Statistics Canada data.
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