Chimera Leads Canada Past Finland at World Junior Championship
Jason Chimera scored twice to lift Canada to a 6-4 victory over Finland in Winnipeg. The Tigers captain opened with a first period redirect and added a second in the second period, as Canada improves to 1-0-1. Canada faces the Czech Republic next.
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Santa tracking site logs record NORAD hits on Christmas Eve
The NORAD site drew about 15 million visits as Santa delivered gifts worldwide and over 20 000 phone calls from children seeking live updates. Nearly 1 000 emails followed with photos of opened presents, as Maj Jamie Robertson noted the hotline’s usefulness. Robertson, who helped create the content, began work last January.
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Medicine Hat braces for heavy snowfall and roadside cleanup
Snow blankets Medicine Hat as residents buy shovels and snowblowers after the first major storm. Eight centimetres fall by evening with up to three more expected. city crews prioritize airport and highways while motorists face slick roads and minor accidents.
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Space station visible over Medicine Hat this week
Experts say the International Space Station will be visible to the naked eye in Medicine Hat three times this week for about two minutes each, starting around 6:21 p.m. Wednesday, 5:28 p.m. Thursday, and 6:10 p.m. Friday, weather permitting. NASA spokesperson Phil West notes Canada will see more sightings as shuttle missions head to the station in coming years.
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Iraqis condemn US strike as aggressive after clash
Baghdad accused the United States of aggressive and vicious behavior after U S planes fired on anti aircraft guns killing four Iraqi soldiers and injuring seven. Washington said pilots acted in self defense as western aircraft approached an air defense site during the exchange.
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