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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 18, 2002
Page
1
A lighthearted tease points readers to a gift idea featured on page B1. The note suggests a present that aims to bring smiles to both giver and recipient.
Medicine Hat Public School Board imposes an indefinite ban on international trips for students. Details appear on the A3 story.
A Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer in Montreal received a sentence for murdering his former partner. The case centered on the death of his ex girlfriend with prosecutors detailing the events leading to the fatal act.
Police say they nabbed a half naked suspect after he hijacked a car near a major Edmonton suburb mall. He reportedly left a colostomy bag at the scene, and officers are reviewing evidence to confirm the suspect’s identity and motive.
Thief steals a box of Canadian Tire money saved by St. John’s Presbyterian Church youth for charity. The loss, over 140, prompted the church to replace funds, with Canadian Tire matching donations, totaling about 400 and funding 29 gifts for underprivileged children.
David Ahenakew, former leader of the Assembly of First Nations, tearfully apologized for saying Nazis were justified in targeting Jews. He resigns from Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations positions amid calls to step down. The incident sparked broad condemnation and a push to revoke his Order of Canada membership.
Public works supervisor Rick Bleau says Associated Engineering recommends a membrane filtration system to fix Walsh hamlet water turbidity. The project would cost at least 450000 while province grants may cover about 75 percent. Council weighs keeping boil advisory or decommissioning the system, with a decision pending.
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