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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 2002
Page
1
Iris Evans granted a request to extend an independent inquiry into the murder of a Lethbridge youth worker. The extension aims to reassess findings and ensure a thorough review.
A sports brief notes Russia is projected to be Canada’s top challenge on the road to the world junior hockey championship. The article teases further details on page A8.
After overcoming health issues, Mayor Garth Vallely plans a forward looking start to the year with renewed city leadership aims and development priorities.
A14 stories provide answers to common questions about the Kyoto protocol outlining its goals rules and potential implications for countries and industries. The notes summarize key elements and frequently asked topics for readers seeking quick clarity.
Jerry Kinner and Kiwanis volunteers hosted a Christmas Day turkey dinner at the Weiner Centre for about 170 Hatters alone or with family far away. Attendees praised the meal and Santa visit while Meghan Finkelman noted years of volunteering and handing out candy canes.
On Christmas Eve near Seven Persons Jesse Rostad and Taralee play with cats as the Santa Claus Fund delivers food money and gifts for the children after their father Steve Rostad died in a recent uninsured SUV crash. A trust fund opened at Medicine Hat Scotiabank accepts donations and gifts on the family’s behalf.
Snow fell across Canada with Toronto recording a perfect white Christmas as a powerful U.S. storm crossed the border. Prairies enjoyed sun while the Maritimes braced for blizzard conditions with up to 35 centimetres of snow and 70 kmh winds. Air Canada warned Boxing Day flights likely grounded in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick as outages affected thousands in Surrey and Langley.
Canada Post reports similar volumes of traditional cards to last year despite e greeting sites. Marilyn Farley notes November and December mail reached 923 million last year and expected similar this year. Santa went online last year receiving 18 500 emails while still getting one million physical letters.
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