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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 31, 2002
Page
1
Wednesday's issue suggests tips to ease headaches and stress for readers on New Year's Day. It offers practical ideas, including relaxing routines, hydration reminders, and simple activities to start the year calmly.
January sees Medicine Hat gyms report a sharp rise in memberships as residents adopt New Year resolutions to shape up. The surge is noted across local fitness centers, with new signups and increased class enrollments observed in multiple facilities.
Firefighters and police assess a two vehicle collision along 13 Avenue as police urge motorists to drive cautiously amid slick ice from recent snow and rising sun creating slippery city streets.
Hat Tigers general manager Rick Carriere targets a Belarussian forward during the world hockey championships in Halifax as he looks to strengthen the lineup. The pursuit is noted alongside other team moves and trade talks at A6.
The gold medal winning men's Olympic hockey squad is chosen as Canada's team of the year in a year-end honors report. The selection highlights the team’s performance, national impact, and standout players who led to Olympic glory.
Canadian gun owners scramble to file letters of intent before December 31 2002 as a grace period allows delaying full registration. Officials note volume strains on 1 800 lines and online systems while a fax channel proves more reliable.
Canadians will see tax cuts under a five year plan with personal income tax reductions averaging 21 percent and CPP benefits rising. Corporate rates fall to 23 percent this week with further cuts planned to reach 21 percent by 2004. Provinces may differ on timing. Manitoba plans modest cuts for middle income earners with specific gains for scenerios like a $60 000 single taxpayer and a large family with daycare.
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