05 Feb 2003
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 2003
Page
1
A 150 pound rider will attempt to tame a 2000 pound bull in an arena this spring. The matchup promises high risk and spectacle as the rider pursues a dominant ride. Local fans anticipate a dramatic display of skill and courage.
Despite snowboarding’s rise in popularity, signs point to skiing regaining fashion in the current season. The Edge notes a renewed interest in alpine racing and traditional ski culture, with retailers reporting steady demand for gear and apparel.
The Catholic school board confirms field trips to New York and California will go ahead, ending uncertainty for students and staff and outlining planned destinations and safety measures.
Secretary of State Colin Powell delivers a case to the UN Security Council asserting Iraq has defied disarmament calls. He outlines evidence and argues for enforcement action.
Medicine Hat News directs readers to its website for the latest brief updates via the Minute to Minute icon guiding to www.medicinehatnews.com for online coverage.
Alderman Duane Roset criticized city staff for stonewalling the Canyon Creek Estates project as Kingsland Development seeks land rezoning and service approvals. Council postponed deciding on water and other services, asking staff to discuss terms with the developer while evaluating long term impacts and fire safety concerns.
British Columbia Court of Appeal overturns Kelly Ellard’s second degree murder conviction and orders a new trial due to improper Crown questions. The ruling notes media attention and community revulsion while stating the Crown failed to ensure a fair trial. Ellard faces a new proceeding after previously being sentenced to life with no parole for at least five years.
Abby Watkins and Rich Marshall, skiing near Rogers Pass, dug through hard-packed snow for 45 minutes and helped rescue at least five of 17 Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School students after a Mount Cheops avalanche. Several victims were recovered dead as funerals begin for seven victims.
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