26 Feb 2000
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 2000
Page
1
Southern Alberta teachers heard of the dangers of drugs in schools and threats ahead during Friday lessons at the Southeast Alberta Teachers Convention. Page L.
Vancouver police upgrade review of juror Kathy MacDonald to a criminal investigation after the Crown declined to appeal Shannon Murrin’s acquittal in the little girl’s murder. Officers say they are examining possible obstruction of justice related to MacDonald’s contact with Murrin.
After four white New York police officers were acquitted in the Amadou Diallo death, protesters marched from his apartment to the 48th Precinct. About 40 riot officers kept order as demonstrators returned to Diallo’s building where candles and messages lay in the vestibule. The jury of two dozen included four black women, one white woman, and seven white men.
In City Hall council chambers Li Ya Gao and two dozen others were sworn in as Alberta’s newest citizens after passing a test. The event featured RCMP guard Chris Tropps and remarks from Art Dixon and local leaders about civic duty and immigration’s role in Alberta’s economy.
BCE proposes a 2.3 billion cash bid for CTV Inc in a bid to boost content for its Sympatico Internet platform. BCE aims to rival Rogers with integrated TV and online offerings but faces regulatory hurdles and no major shareholder support. Corus Entertainment may counter with its 9.9 percent stake in CTV.
Los Angeles AP reports David Duchovny criticizes Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire as a travesty and hoax. He calls Fox reality TV greed driven but admits he also watches them and likens the shows to a bad smell.
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