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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 2005
Page
1
Authorknows presents a quirky blend of football lore and culinary tales. The piece links game strategy with shared meals, exploring how players and fans savor both sport and supper. It reads like a light, period-voiced column celebrating community and flavor.
Adrian Michigan Carol Ries 50 pleaded guilty to drunken driving after rear ending another car at a red light She failed a breathalyzer test despite passing another Breathalyzer results showed blood alcohol above three times the legal limit Police found a bottle of Listerine in her car and she said she drank three glasses earlier in the day
A brief notice lists the Medicine Hat News circulation contact with a phone line 628 5767 and the identifier O2E NEWS. The item notes a local news service channel for readers to reach the paper.
Florkowski remains under 24 7 guard at Lethbridge Regional Hospital with charges pending after his arrest outside Taber for the citys first homicide of 2005. Police say a court appearance is required but his medical condition may delay proceedings.
In Ottawa a split Liberal government will present same sex marriage legislation in the Commons amid organized religious opposition led by Catholic and other faith groups. Some Liberals back the bill, others vote no. NDP backs it, Bloc mostly supports, Conservatives seek amendments for civil unions.
Alberta specialists say urban sprawl quietly pressures farmland but remains less severe than in Ontario or British Columbia. A Statistics Canada study shows cities doubled the area of good agricultural land used between 1971 and 2001, with Ontario bearing the sharpest burden. Moist issues include country residential subdivisions and odour concerns near feedlots.
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