Ontario teen appeals murder conviction in Saskatchewan case
Orangeville Ontario teen Michael Marcel Fiedler, 17 at arrest, seeks appeal of his second degree murder conviction for strangling Medicine Hat man James Bewick after hitchhiking. Bewick found dead in a field near Tompkins, Sask. jury verdict delivered November 22.
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Saskatchewan doctors reach deal to raise fees by 12 percent
Saskatchewan government and doctors hammered out a contract boosting physician fees by about three percent a year for three years. The deal includes an additional eight point five million dollars to modernize the fee schedule and a four million dollar long service retention program to keep physicians in the province. Dr Martin Vogel, president of the Saskatchewan Medical Association, said the agreement helps Saskatchewan remain competitive for attracting and retaining doctors, especially specialists.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Martin Vogel
Saskatchewan Medical Association
Vogel
Pat Atkinson
Wisdom Quotes From Buxton And Inge
A Buxton saying credits ordinary talent and perseverance with all achievements. Inge notes that worry acts as interest paid on trouble before it arrives, reflecting practical views on effort and anxiety.
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Air Canada to cut 3500 jobs raise fares amid losses
Air Canada plans to cut about 3500 jobs through attrition and voluntary programs after absorbing Canadian Airlines. The carrier expects a larger fourth quarter loss than analysts forecast, citing bad weather, competitive pressures, higher fuel costs, and labor charges. A six percent domestic fare increase takes effect January 1 as management promises no CAW layoffs under a no layoff guarantee.
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U.S
Canadian Airlines
Air Canada
CAW
Canadian Auto Workers Union
Greg Spencer
Spencer
Dorval
First Call
Robert Milton
Summerside Eyes World Kiss Record New Year Attempt
Summerside plans another bid to break the world record for most couples kissing at once during New Year’s Eve celebrations. The current record is 1,543 couples set in Sarnia in 1999, after 1,310 couples joined last New Year’s Eve in Summerside.
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Former Hatter donates ambulance to Guatemala
Colleen O'Brien a former Medicine Hat College art instructor witnessed a December Guatemala crash that injured hundreds including many children. She bought a 1987 Dodge ambulance for Guatemala using funds from a mutual fund and will transport it next summer with her husband and relief partners coordinating shipments and fuel grants from oil companies.
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Guatemala
Colleen O’brien
Medicine Hat College
Globe-Trots
O’brien
Philip Raitz
Lee Little
Little
Howard Snodgrass
Crestline
Saskatoon
Phi
John Sheehan
Lée Little
Colleen O'Brien
Bar XH Aviation
Les Little
Raitz
Wife who stabbed spouse not criminally responsible
Rose Trautwein was found not criminally responsible for stabbing her husband in their Southview Drive apartment eight months earlier. Judge Philip Wambolt accepted a psychiatrist report that she had a mental disorder and was not responsible for her actions. Trautwein remains detained at Alberta Hospital.
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Rose Trautwein
Southview Drive
Philip Wambolt
Trautwein
Robert Trautwein
Eleanor Trautwein
Smith
Alberta Hospital
Edmonton
Review Board
Wambolt
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