09 Jan 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 2001
Page
1
Slaith Hill won three awards at the 28th annual American Music Awards held Monday night, sweeping multiple categories and adding to a record Friday night tally.
Prime Minister Jean Chretien plans small cabinet changes before Parliament resumes. Beverley McLachlin will swear in new ministers as Governor General Adrienne Clarkson is on holiday. major reshuffle is expected mid year.
Medicine Hat council revived talks on merging fire and ambulance services after rejecting a year-long status quo. The issue heads back to the public services committee to explore a merged, cross-trained operation amid funding and union concerns.
Gordon Neil Singer, 28, was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of 2 1/2-year-old Cole Thompson on June 7, 1999. The verdict followed testimony supporting shaken baby syndrome despite Singer’s denial of harming the boy. Cole’s father Jim Thompson expressed relief and sorrow outside the Calgary courthouse.
Donovan Bailey, the former world sprint champion, appeared in court after a police clocked a driver at about 200 km h on November 24 along Toronto’s Queen Elizabeth Way. His lawyer attended the Friday appearance and a trial date will be set early next month.
In New Brunswick 1300 doctors closed offices to protest wages and working conditions causing heavy ER crowds. Fredericton and Saint John hospitals faced long waits amid flu season and a winter storm, as seniors and other vulnerable groups warned of serious consequences if the walkout continues.
An Ontario 16 year old boy jailed 30 days for a drama class short story in which a tormented student plots to blow up a school. His lawyer warns the case could threaten writers in Canada who depict violence. Bail hearing set in Cornwall.
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