Avril Lee Loses Grammy Moment Stirring Ontario Tears
Tears flowed in Ontario as Avril Lee missed out at the Grammys. The piece notes audience emotion and references more details on A7.
24 Feb 2003
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 2003
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1
Tears flowed in Ontario as Avril Lee missed out at the Grammys. The piece notes audience emotion and references more details on A7.
Statistics gathered in Alberta indicate gambling problems are growing and may be tied to more personal crisis reports than previously thought. The data point to broader social impacts and call for attention to prevention and support services.
Crawford Texas based George W Bush said the United States will submit a new UN Security Council resolution with Britain and possibly Spain to push for war if Saddam Hussein does not disarm. He said the measure would set a deadline and endorse military action if Iraq fails to comply.
Medicine Hat College Rattlers men and women closed the regular season with decisive wins led by Scottie Coulthard and Erin Lawson. The men defeated Prairie Bible College Pilots 59 51 to secure a playoff spot, while the women rolled 71 57 and headed into a best of three series against NAIT Oaks. Lawson boosted the women with experience and leadership, and Dale Rasmussen added 14 points for the men as the team eyes the ACAC Final Four.
In Alberta a throne speech discussion sparked wider worry over Ottawa influence. Premier Klein, while not endorsing separatism, hints at Western alienation to press Ottawa for better provincial deals. Rob James and Gordon Kessler cited as advocates of the issue amid party meetings and policy debates in Red Deer and southern Alberta.
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