Woman turns home into business selling pampering products
A hat wearing entrepreneur converts her residence into a boutique workspace offering stress relieving items and pampering goods for customers.
23 Dec 1998
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1998
Page
1
A hat wearing entrepreneur converts her residence into a boutique workspace offering stress relieving items and pampering goods for customers.
Eight year old Kelsen Frogg was killed by a pack of six dogs on Cross Lake First Nation in northern Manitoba. He was returning from a friend’s home when attacked at around 10 p.m. Residents found him after chasing away the dogs. Five dogs have been shot. autopsy conducted. rabies tests planned on carcasses.
RCMP say Global Care owners Joe and Lydia Federico face 26 Immigration Act charges after nine Filipino women allege they were recruited after 1994, paid fees and airfare then treated as workers in Red Deer basement housing. Court set for Feb 10.
Nicolay, Medicine Hat utilities commissioner since 1982, is leaving to become Enmax chief, starting Feb 1 1999. The mayor and Alderman Renner praise his 16 years, noting his impact on city budgets and staff, and his move stems from a desire to be nearer Calgary family amid a rapidly deregulating electric industry.
Truro police finally tracked down the source of a frantic alert after multiple calls about a supposed threat at local shopping centers. Further details were not available.
Canadian Press cites Halifax RCMP urging airline crews to provide fingerprints and DNA samples to aid body identification in crashes. Supt Steve Duncan notes 105 days to identify using new DNA tech, underlining ease if employees store samples with airline or Canada's Transportation Safety Board. plan to be detailed in RCMP report.
Volunteers rush to serve clients as the Interfaith Food Bank in Calgary extends evening hours to handle a growing, often working, clientele. Spokeswoman Annand O’Donnell warns of a tougher year ahead as Alberta’s economy cools on low oil prices, prompting concerns from analysts like Peter McCormick about ongoing influx and potential downturn.
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