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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 2004
Page
1
Weisbeck seeks open border for Canadian live cattle
Weisbeck and regional officials plan a major lobbying push to reopen the U.S. border to Canadian live cattle amid rising protectionism and elections. He will meet mayors, MPs, and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities to craft a national strategy while stressing a North American issue. He warns political posturing could shape U.S. attitudes and markets.
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U.S
Brooks
Don Weisbeck
County of
Newell
Cory Baksa
Gordot Musgrove
Wayne Daniels
Lethbridge
Bob Tarlock
The
Hat
Garth Vallely
Alberta
Monte Solberg
Arno Doerksen
Alberta Beef Producers
Federation of
Canada
Mexico
Japanese politics threaten Canadian beef exports to U S
A Washington think tank says Japanese elections may curb borders reopening for North American cattle. Analysts warn Canada could lose its live cattle trade this summer and warn that border bans depend on Japan lifting its own ban on U S beef. Alberta producers face fall deadlines and potential economic disaster in Lacombe and Wetaskiwin counties.
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Edmonton
U.S
Washington, D.C
Mindy Kotler
Japan Information Access Project
Keller
Canada
Japan
Kotler
Washington
Alberta
Rod Scarlett
Wild Rose Agricultural Producers
Walter Schmidt
Barrhead
Lacombe
Wetaskiwin
Canadian pilot named in Egypt crash fatalities
The Sharm el Sheikh crash killed 148 people and prompted a multinational recovery effort. French authorities dispatched experts and vessels while search teams worked at depths near 792 metres to locate the flight recorder and fuselage. Ekram Hamid identified the pilot as his son Ashraf Hamid, while Canadian officials confirmed a crew member with dual Egyptian-Canadian citizenship.
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