Alberta doctors resume talks with Klein amid cooling dispute
Dr. Clayne Steed chair of the Alberta Medical Association says doctors will start negotiations with the Alberta government in the new year after a 90 minute meeting with Premier Ralph Klein and Health Minister Gary Mar. No figures or dates were discussed. Tensions eased but gaps remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
Ralph Klein
Clayne Steed
Alberta Medical Association
Klein
Gary Mar
Steed
Santa Returns To Nanaimo Yard Display After Theft
A two metre tall Santa statue, stolen last weekend, has returned to Ron Pitts’s Nanaimo yard display that includes elves and lights. Pitts said he will set the figures up again for tonight after vandals uprooted the statue and tried to steal Rudolph. he found the Santa safe in a ravine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
B.C
Ron Pitts
Pitts
Rudolph
Santa
Loucks Returns to Lead Medicine Hat Tigers
Bob Loucks is hired as head coach of the Medicine Hat Tigers effective immediately replacing interim coach Randy Wong. Loucks, 49, has WHL coaching experience including 1993-94 with Medicine Hat and nine years in the league across three teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Tigers
Bob Loucks
Club
Loucks
Randy Wong
The
Tigers
Bryan Ellerman
Swift Current Broncos
Lethbridge
Tri-City
Santa Fund brings early Christmas to Medicine Hat families
Terrance and his mother Heather Shannon welcome a Santa Fund hamper delivering toys and food to 468 local families. Volunteers say the aid helps working poor households like Chris and Stephanie, whose welder-apprentice finances were disrupted, provide meals and gifts for their four children. Greg Combs recalls receiving help years ago and now delivers joy as a Santa Fund volunteer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hatrrance Carriere
Terrance
Riverside
Santa Fund
Santa
Heather Shannon
Shannon
Medicine Hat
Salvation Army
Chris
Stephanie
Klarissa
Dakota
Greg Combs
Combs
Patrick Tipper
El Gordo lottery grips Spain with world’s richest draw
Spain’s El Gordo Christmas lottery drew national attention as 66 000 numbers were sung by Madrid children and about 2 000 won prizes. All 1 550 first prize coupons were sold in Segovia, yielding about 386.6 million Canadian dollars for the town and 252 400 dollars for a traffic police team of 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Segovia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inside Today
Senemany
Canadian Press
Edmonton
Canadian Alliance
Stockwell Day
Day
Red Deer
Lorne Goddard
Goddard
Rob Armstrong
MD Dispute Cools Canadian Press
Roma
Cerna
Bernard de Fontenelle
Doris Lessing
Whartt
Ann Landers
Canada
City News Bere
Derek van Diest
Mike Bednar Terrance Carriere
Santa Claus
Santa Claus Fund
el Gordo
Grips
Associated Press
Nter Spirit
Festival OF Lights
Roto Sao Ee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!