Medicine Hat murder case prepares suspect sketch
Medicine Hat police plan to release a composite sketch of a possible suspect in the murder of Wayne Reynolds, 31, found Jan 6 in a southeast Hat home. Const. Deliine Sharpe says investigators are active, tips flow, no arrests yet, tip line 502-8902 remains open. The sketch shows a person and a car created by the forensic department.
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Medicine Hat
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Canada presses U S to clarify PoW policy
Deputy Prime Minister John Manley says Canada and allies demand explanation of how the United States classifies captured fighters in Afghanistan. Canada orders troops to treat captives as prisoners of war while transferring some to U S forces. The U S has disarmed and released Taliban as PoWs but detains al Qaida fighters as unlawful combatants for interrogation.
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U.S
Ottawa
United States
Afghanistan
John Manley
Manley
al-Qaida
The Trouble With Some People Admitting Faults
Anonymous quip on self awareness notes that some people refuse to admit faults while the speaker claims he would confess if he had any.
National sex offender registry to debut by fall
Ottawa announces a revamped national sex offender registry through CPIC by November. The upgrade costs 2 million and adds a dedicated category while allowing police to search by partial name, address, or offence and to receive automatic notifications for follow up. Critics doubt updates will keep pace with offender mobility.
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National Sex Offender Registry
Ottawa
Canada
Lawrence MacAulay
Canadian Police Information Centre
CPIC
MacAulay
Peter MacKay
Alliance
Conservatives
House of Commons
PCDR
Housing funds draw strong interest in Medicine Hat plan
The Medicine Hat Community Housing Society reports seven applications seeking 576 261 in provincial and federal funds for transitional and long term housing projects. Society officials say demand exceeds available money as city council backs a 2002 03 action plan with over 1 2 million in funding and a March 2003 spending deadline.
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Medicine Hat
South Ridge
Christie
Medicine Hat Community Foundation
Ald
Wayne Craven
Alberta minister eases stance on teachers' hours
Education Minister Lyle Oberg signaled flexibility for teacher hours amid a strike, saying students learning the curriculum matters more than exact hours. Edmonton teachers plan a large rally at the legislature as talks resume.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Lyle Oberg
Larry Booi
Alberta Teachers’ Association
Booi
Edmonton Local 37
Karen Beaton
Beaton
Attendance program offers fries and prizes at Edward Milne
In Sooke British Columbia Edward Milne community school tests attendance incentives. Students with perfect or near perfect attendance can win coupons for fast food burgers sandwiches or clothing and bursary money upon semester completion.
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