27 Feb 2003
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 2003
Page
1
Liberal MP Carolyn earns new respect for microphones after an American remark was recorded. The event tees up playoff action as Rattler teams prepare to compete.
The reality series outfits a more jungle vibe for its new season with challenges set in dense terrain and tropical elements. Cast details and episode changes highlight a shift toward rugged survival visuals.
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Alberta projects a 1.8 billion surplus that could reach over 2 billion with oil prices rising. Finance Minister Patricia Nelson proposes Bill 2 to funnel surplus into a capital account for key projects such as Medicine Hat’s 13th Avenue overpass. Medicine Hat officials and MLA Rob Renner express guarded optimism while awaiting April budget details and potential federal infrastructure support.
President George W. Bush rejects Prime Minister Jean Chretien's Canada plan to set March 28 as a diplomacy or war deadline. White House aides say the proposal gives Saddam Hussein too much time and would not delay U.S. aim to disarm Iraq. Ottawa efforts to win UN support are dismissed as divisions loom among allies.
Ottawa reports that the federal government asks Parliament to approve 172 million dollars to cover past bills and next year's operations for the gun registry. Justice Minister Martin Cauchon defends the program amid Liberal support and opposition questions over total costs and effectiveness.
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