Best and Worst Books of 2003 Featured in Books Section
The 2003 books roundup highlights top picks and notable misfires. Critics weigh standout titles and controversial choices, naming authors, publishers, and genres while summarizing reader reception and lasting impact.
Canada keeps limited ban on some U S beef
Canada will keep a narrow ban on certain processed meats and some U S beef products despite the first U S mad cow case in Washington state. Ottawa says broad border closure is unnecessary while England’s Central Veterinary Laboratory seeks an independent brain sample test. Canada calls North American beef supply safe and will expand bans only if the situation worsens.
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U.S
Canada
Washington State
Brian Evans
England
Ottawa
Evans
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Central Veterinary Laboratory
Waybridge
Bob Speller
Washington
Speller
North American
Japan
Mexico
South Korea
China
Christmas Day 1903 Balmy in Medicine Hat
Balmy December 25 1903 filled with outdoor sport church visits and sun. Crowds cheered a horse race on South Railway Street while cricket and baseball drew locals in light attire. Gas shows, a wrist injury to a NWMP officer, and busy shop windows marked the holiday in Medicine Hat.
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Medicine Hat
The
News
Banana Belt
South Railway Street
Dunmore Junction
Toronto Street
Assiniboia
St. Barnabas Church
J. Harrison
BE Louch
Medicine Hat Trading Co. Limited
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