Klassen earns Canada's first Olympic speedskating medal
Canadian speedskater Cindy Klassen from Winnipeg finished third in the 3000 metres at Salt Lake City, pairing with Germany's Claudia Pechstein who set a world record for gold. Klassen described relief and pride at winning Canada's first Olympic medal beyond 1000 metres. She previously shifted from hockey to speed skating and quickly rose to elite status.
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Wit and Wisdom Quote on Traffic Tolerance
A Dan Rather quote notes Americans endure almost anything as long as it does not disrupt traffic. The remark reflects social satire on everyday compromise and public patience.
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Prairie Fire Contained as Alberta Sees Mild Fire Season
Officials say southeastern Alberta avoided major damage after two small grass fires on Sunday. Medicine Hat crews extinguished a fire in a 80 by 120 foot area in 35 minutes and investigated the cause while a separate blaze near the airport involved grass then an abandoned trailer. High winds and ongoing moisture concerns could raise risk if drought persists.
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Alberta health premiums to rise 50 percent over two years
Leaked provincial documents outline Mazankowski reform plans including a 50 per cent medicare premium hike and cuts to chiropractic podiatry eyeglass dental and medical equipment benefits. Proposed ambulance system reforms and other cost containment aim to save about 50 million annually, with some ministers calling the material draft and unsigned.
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Princess Margaret Dies at 71 in London
Princess Margaret, sister to Queen Elizabeth II, died in a London hospital after a stroke and cardiac problems. The princess, who visited Canada 11 times and supported arts and charitable causes, will have a non state funeral at Windsor Castle.
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