Teens Arrested After Vandalizing School Windows
A Medicine Hat police officer arrested two teens who damaged glass at a local school after a resident reported the incident. The youths, reportedly intoxicated, fled but were stopped by the responding officer who gathered a description and recovered details from the homeowner. The community effort highlights public cooperation with police during the holiday season.
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Year 2003 recap and notable global events
A retrospective look at 2003 highlights and troubles including SARS fears in Asia and Canada, the Iraq war, Quebec politics with Jean Charest, Fidel Castro’s new term, Nigeria election controversies, and positive notes like Mike Weir’s Masters win. Community editor Derrick Colleaux notes local business openings and baseball Mavericks.
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Trade minister urged to push Doha talks forward
New trade minister Jim Peterson should set a bold goal to advance global talks and avert a trading crisis after Cancun. The WTO's 146 members face a fragile path as Doha stalls due to US EU rifts over agriculture and rising power of Brazil India and China. Peterson’s team should engage developing countries directly with concrete goals and build a coalition with Australia Britain Europe Hong Kong and Singapore to reinvigorate the Doha agenda and bring major players back into the process.
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Spotlight on Medicine Hat synchronized lights debate
Reader argues for urgent upgrade of Medicine Hat traffic lights. Calls out city administration as unresponsive and predicts costly consulting from abroad, ending with sarcasm about claimed improvements. Political sentiment reflects public frustration and desire for input.
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