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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 2001
Page
1
Joffrey Lupus scores four as Tigers take out Hitmen in a high school sports recap. Hat public schools' activities page highlights top marks across departments. Tigers secure a decisive win at home, boosting season momentum and student participation.
Canada’s total health spending is expected to exceed 100 billion this year due to government reinvestment in medicare. The private sector share falls to 27.4 percent, while health spending grows 6.5 percent annually from 1998 to 2001 and GDP share rises to 9.4 percent.
U S Ambassador Paul Cellucci says Washington seeks greater access to Canadian oil natural gas and electricity to meet growing North American demand, noting urgency since the Sept 11 attacks. He calls Canada a reliable energy source amid Middle East concerns.
The saying notes that the only truly blind person at Christmas is someone without Christmas in their heart. It emphasizes inner warmth and generosity over outward celebration.
Defence Minister Art Eggleton says Canadian Forces ships may board vessels fleeing Pakistan to pursue Taliban and al Qaida fighters. He notes interdiction has long been part of the mandate and cites operations protecting U.S. ships in the region. Canada has offered up to 1,000 troops for Afghanistan if UN authorization is obtained.
Norman Robert Brown, 36, now in Medicine Hat police custody, faces four counts of breach of a peace bond and one charge of resisting a peace officer. He was banned from areas with children and contact with disabled people after warnings from prior convictions. A 12-year-old boy reported seeing him at the Family Leisure Centre, recounting tense interactions and a prior six-and-a-half year jail term for sexual assault.
On this date in 1917 the National Hockey League opened with Montreal Canadiens Montreal Wanderers Ottawa Senators and Toronto Arenas as original franchises while Quebec was awarded a non operating bid. Also James McGill died in 1813 leaving 10000 pounds to found the university that bears his name. In 1977 Canada ended all government trade support with South Africa over apartheid policies.
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