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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 2005
Page
1
A dated snapshot lists weather for Monday through Wednesday with temperatures in negative Celsius, then chronicles diverse milestones: Saint Joan of Arc’s birth in 1412, Medicine Hat drug store opening in 1888, Lethbridge town incorporation in 1891, Progressive party roots in Winnipeg in 1920, Freud’s 1938 London arrival, Elvis on Ed Sullivan 1957, Rolling Stones tour 1964, and Guangdong wildlife market closures in 2004 linked to SARS.
Officers of the Medicine Hat Police Service lined up inside the Patterson Ampuries on Wednesday night to celebrate Alberta's centennial with a parade and inspection. Cypress Medicine Hat MLA Len Mitzel told Tuesday that twinning Highway 3 is needed to enhance safety for students attending rural schools.
The fate of six planned Alberta meat packing plants may hinge on niche markets rather than the U S border. In Hat, refuse piles up after a holiday pickup disruption. John Fedoruk cites Christmas and New Year closures as the reason for up to 12 days without regular garbage service.
Nation reports Suncor Energy faces uncertain losses after a northern Alberta oil sands blaze. Ottawa pledges over 100 million for tsunami victims, with aid set to rise, while a federal surplus near nine billion supports current programs and Liberal promises. A Winnipeg couple clings to hope their missing son may be alive in Thailand.
Federal authorities hunted Wednesday for a man with a Middle Eastern name and possibly bogus construction credentials who tried to buy large quantities of the same explosive used in the Oklahoma City bombing. The case tied to a potential plot and raised alarm about security.
Former NHL star Theo Fleury will debut for Horselake Thunder against Grande Prairie Athletics in a North Peace Hockey League senior game at Coca-Cola Center on Thursday night after a long suspension. Sony Ericsson signs $88 million six year global sponsorship for the women’s pro tennis circuit, reviving the tour’s sponsorship.
Medicine Hat pianist Juanita Faas follows her heart and maker with the unconventional CD Attitudes earning a booking on Lethbridge Miracle Channel. CHUM Limited CBC and stars like Anne Murray Jann Arden and Kalan Porter join a fundraiser for South Asia tsunami victims.
A festive 2005 Calgary Motorcycle Show runs Friday to Sunday from noon to five at the Round-Up Centre Stampede Park. The report notes icy roads deep snow and cold conditions, with Subaru highlighted for dependable performance on harsh winter days and turbo Forester as an outdoor pull.
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