Canada women win hockey gold at Winter Games over U S
Canada defeats the United States 3-2 in hockey as Hayley Wickenheiser and Jayna Hefford score and Kim St Pierre stars in goal. Kelley Law rink captures bronze in curling with a 9-5 win over the U S. Geraldine Heaney retires after 125th Canada game.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Canada
U.S
Nagano
Japan
Kelley Law
New Westminster
B.C
Caroline Ouellette
Hayley Wickenheiser
Jayna Hefford
Kim St- Pierre
Geraldine Heaney
Wickenheiser
Hefford
St-Pierre
Alberta ends 13 day teachers strike with new back to work order
Alberta abruptly orders an end to a 13 day teachers strike and gives 22 locals until March 15 to settle with boards. Education Minister Oberg cites escalating disruption while ATA leaders vow court challenge and potential work to rule actions.
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Alberta
Clint Dunford
Alberta Teachers’ Association
ATA
Larry Booi
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Terry Riley
Booi
Prairie Rose Rural
Medicine Hat Public
Labour Board
Lyle Oberg
Riley
AT/ Provincial Executive Council
Oberg
Ralph Klein
Klaus Opatril
Prairie Rose
Bachelors Have Consciences Married Men Have Wives
A short aphorism attributed to H L Mencken contrasts bachelors with married men, suggesting differing moral concerns and domestic ties as a humorous observation on social roles. The quote reflects Mencken's satirical style on gender and marriage.
Canada to update defence policy by autumn review
Ottawa Defence Minister Art Eggleton seeks an updated defence policy by year end aligned with what Canadians want and what the military can deliver. He aims for broad public input, a review of foreign policy ties, and a look at capabilities, readiness, and structure.
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Canada
Eggleton
Ottawa
Art Eggleton
Bill Graham
Aagane Pvessus
Graham
Defence
Conference of Defence Associations
North America
United States
NATO
Smuggler caught by a bird’s alarm at Ottawa airport
Phat Tan Duong pleaded guilty to unlawfully importing a rare ruffled scarlet macaw without a permit after a squawking bird in his briefcase alerted customs at Ottawa International Airport. The 48 year old from Edgewater Florida was fined 1500 and the bird was relinquished.
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Ottawa
Phat Tan Duong
Call of Nature
Duong
Ottawa International Airport
Shake
Edgewater
Fla
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