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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 2006
Page
1
The forecast lists a Tuesday with high 4 and low -3 under partly cloudy skies. Wednesday turns cloudy and mild with a high near 7 and low -1, then Thursday shows a high of 0 and low -6 with a chance of snow showers. UV index notes higher radiation increases skin damage risk.
On January 6 Dr Olver opened a drug store at South Railway and Toronto Street Medicine Hat. J A McDonald manages prescriptions and toilet articles of all descriptions. Local cattlemen report lumpy jaw in three or four places with some severe cases. A veterinary inspector for the Medicine Hat district was recommended to aid the police veterinary officer in the large area. Sigmund Freud the father.
A survey of prominent music figures and events across years. Elvis Presley’s final Ed Sullivan Show appearance included seven numbers and Elton John had throat surgery in Sydney. Neil Young toured Canada, receiving multiple year-end accolades. Bassist Bill Wyman announced his exit from the Rolling Stones at age 55.
An all candidates election forum at Medicine Hat College Lecture Theatre will feature four party candidates. Presentations from the Conservative, Liberal, NDP, and Green representatives will be followed by floor questions and closing comments. The event runs until 9 p.m. with a scrutineer moderating. election day is Monday January 23.
Medicine Hat News reports Brooks RCMP stopped a vehicle on the Trans-Canada Highway for speeding. A search found 1,400 grams of marijuana. Justin Lundstrom and Jason Koska, both 21, face possession for trafficking charges and are set to appear in Brooks provincial court on January 25.
Canadian Press reports that private criminal charges against Mark Emery were stayed by a Vancouver prosecutor to allow extradition to the United States. The charges, brought by David McCann of Granville Island, were intended to derail the extradition and were taken over by authorities before being stayed.
Eight-year-old Isaian Uz of London Ontario slides down a 400 foot waterslide at the Wheels Inn Wild Zone in Chatham Ontario during March break. The family makes Wheels Inn a Christmas holiday tradition.
The Saskatchewan Early Learning and Child Care sector will receive 11 million dollars to raise wages in licensed child care centres. A retroactive six percent increase starts November 1, 2005, followed by a nine percent rise on April 1, 2006. Eligible non-profits get 175 dollars more per month per staff member based on licensed spaces.
The Liberal party launched two B C specific 30 second TV ads featuring Health Minister Ujjal Dosanjh and Industry Minister David Emerson. The spots claim to raise the province's profile and put NDP supporters on the spot while Libby Davies dismissed them as out of touch and misleading.
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