Kitty Rescued From Ford Tempo Engine at Strip Mall
Lisa Dart pulled a stray cat from her Ford Tempo at Carry Drive Plaza after a Quizno's employee reported a car lifting into the engine. Don Fedoruk used tools to extract the engine portion and free the cat before a city bylaw officer delivered the grease stained feline to SPCA.
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Lisa Dart
Carry Drive
Dart
Quizno's
Don Fedoruk
Samir
Donair
Kitty
SPCA
Medicine Hat transit workers seek case review over methanol illness
Six former Medicine Hat Transit workers have applied to the Workers Compensation Board for a review of their cases alleging methanol poisoning during the 1987 1994 experiment. The WCB had refused compensation previously and a Canada Alberta court ruling limited lawsuits against employers. They hope for discovery early next year while legal action continues against other involved entities.
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Medicine Hat Transit
Workers Compensation Board
Darryl Kallis
Transit
Kallis
Eileen Moore
John Wilson
Bill Torok
Larry Ulrichsen
Dave Anton
WCB
Alberta Court of Appeal
Detroit Diesel
Motor Coach Industries
Lubrizol
E.W.N
Skip) Macdonald
Law Enforcement Review Board
Eugene Erler
Edmonton
Macdonald
Roy Link
Larry Bonneville
Environment, Health and Safety
Welfare worker overruled on foster care for medically fragile baby
A fatality inquiry in Lethbridge heard South West Alberta Child and Family Services case manager Ann Scout opposed placing Sonny Day Rider Jr with Kutch foster parents, saying they lacked special needs training. Sonny, born at 23 weeks, died of a head injury Oct. 3, 2001 after three weeks in that home. Scout said she was overruled by upper management and no visits occurred during her medical leave. The inquiry will deliver a report to Alberta's solicitor general and justice minister.
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Ann Scout
South West Alberta
Stirling
Darren
Dawn Kutsch
Scout
Lethbridge
Sonny
Anthony
Sonny Day Rider
Lorraine Vedan
Picture Butte
Coaldale
Kutsch
Pred Coward
Alberta
Solicitor General
Darren Kutsch
Tot
RCMP
Lloyd Denmark
Alberta Children’s Services
Redcliff donates to scholarship fund at town office
Parkside Junior High principal Bob Wickins accepted a $20,000 donation from Mayor Bill Duncan at Redcliff Town Office for the Redcliff Scholarship for Advanced Education. The fund, started by anonymous former residents in September 2002, aims to award yearly scholarships up to 3500 for graduates of Medicine High School Eagle Butte High School or Redcliff schools.
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Parkside
Bob Wickins
Redcliff
Bill Duncan
Duncan
Institute of Advanced
Medicine Law High School
Eagle
Butte High School
Prairie Rose School
Prairie Rose School Division No
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