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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jan 08, 1999

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New face for Canadian right outlines confederal party plan

Ottawa report details a revamped national party idea for a United Alternative with one national leader and five regional deputies. The plan envisions regional autonomy, hybrid names, and elections for deputies, with conventions set for February in Ottawa and strong ties to Reform and Conservative roots.

Ottawa National Movement Reform British Columbia The Prairies Atlantic Canada Ontario Quebec

Abortion Doctors Targeted by Nuremberg Files Ruling

Planned Parenthood and a women’s health center sue over a site listing abortion doctors with addresses license numbers and even their children’s names. Plaintiffs allege the site incites violence and violates a federal anti-incitement law.

Portland Maria Vallo Planned Parenthood Women’s Health Centre

Wit and Wisdom on Mental Illness and Elections

A reflective voice cites election season speeches and a statistic about mental illness. The author notes that one in four Americans may suffer, urging readers to consider their own circle of friends and assess personal risk. The piece blends social commentary with a warning about awareness.

Rita Mae Brown

Yuill eyed to buy the Edmonton Trappers in bid to stay in city

Edmonton mayor Bill Smith says media mogul Bill Yuill is in strong contention to acquire the Trappers and keep the Triple-A team in Edmonton through 2019. Yuill, owner of Monarch Cablesystems and Monarch Broadcasting, met in Edmonton as bids top $7 million to $8 million US. If no Edmonton buyer is found by January 19, city may pursue a five million Canadian dollar stake.

Edmonton Mcacine Hat Bill Yuill Edmonton Trappers Bill Smith Yuill Trappers Smith Monarch Cablesystems Ltd Monarch Broadcasting Medicine Hat Blue Jays Edmonton Busi Nessman Peter Pocklington Alberta Alberta Treasury Branch

Hot dog shocker at plaza sparks 350 volt shock

In Kitchener Ontario a poloch was thrown into the air after brushing a metal stake that touched a 110 volt line at a shopping plaza. The stake, part of parking lot boundary markings for snowplow operators, triggered a 350 volt shock at 4 p.m. The involved dog Buffy a one year old Schipperke was terrified but not injured.

Kitchener Orit Buffy

Impeachment trial underway for President Clinton

The first impeachment trial in 130 years begins with charges that Bill Clinton undermined the office and violated the rule of law. Clinton vows a vigorous defense as perjury and obstruction of justice are alleged in the Lewinsky affair, with potential witness testimony threatening lengthy proceedings.

Washington Bill Clinton Clinton United States White House Monica Lewinsky Lewinsky Joe Lockhart

Wish comes true for Serr in Italy trip funded by Kids' Wish

Melanie Serr, 18, will travel to Italy in May funded by the Children's Wish Foundation as part of a broader fundraising effort for her brain cancer treatment. The fund has raised about 120000 to cover costs not paid by Alberta Health, with travel and support services costing well over 10000 monthly. Local events include a Dick Whittington pantomime and a Valdy concert to support the trust fund, plus Terri Clark's pledge to help.

Hatelanie Serr Italy Children’s Wish Foundation Serr Melanie Alberta Health Melanie Serf Trust Fund Harold Storlien Donna Seri Children’s Wish’ Foundation Mediterranean Rotary International Storlien Valdy Dick Whittington Ralston Theatre Reid Cedar Square Insurance Terri Clark

Vigilante triggers rights debate in New Brunswick

George MacFarlane, owner of a New Brunswick convenience store, fired at a van after a break in, prompting a debate on the right to bear arms for property protection. He faced possible firearms charges while praising RCMP but blaming lawmakers for the laws.

Fredericton George MacFarlane New Brunswick Wit’s End MacFarlane RCMP

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