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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jan 11, 2007

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Weekend Weather Outlook From City Forecast

The upcoming four days show bitter cold with highs around minus 13 to minus 9 degrees and lows near minus 17 to minus 16. Saturday and Monday bring mostly sunny conditions with cooling winds and a chance of snow.

Scorpion stings Vermont man aboard flight home from Chicago

David Sullivan a 46 year old builder from Stowe Vermont was stung twice on the leg by a scorpion on a United Airlines flight from Chicago to Vermont The incident occurred during the flight and a passenger later stepped on the five centimeter arachnid at the luggage carousel The Sullivans reported the scorpion was aboard the plane and there was no water or shampoo allowed on board

Montpelier Vermont Chicago David Sullivan Stowe United Airlines San Francisco Helena Sullivans Sullivan Helena Sullivan

Meteorite crashes through roof in Freehold Township

A metal object later identified as a meteorite crashed through the roof of Srinivasan and Shankari Nageswaran in Freehold Township New Jersey. No injuries were reported and the couple weigh options for the rock as police depict the incident during a news conference.

Freehold Township Robert Brightman N.J Srinivasan Shankari Nageswaran Nageswarans

Medicine Hat appoints acting corporate services commissioner

The Medicine Hat City Council approved Don Knutson as acting corporate services commissioner until a permanent hire is found. He will oversee finance human resources information technology and corporate asset management and also serve as general manager of land and properties. He will liaise with developers and landowners alongside Albert Nieman.

Medicine Hat Don Knutson Knutson Ray Gilmour Albert Nieman

Correction to Medicine Hat News accuracy on charity funding

The correction notes an error in the front page report about Big Brothers Big Sisters of Medicine Hat. It clarifies that 70 percent of revenue did not come from gaming, bingo revenue was not 17 percent, and gaming donations were not 30 percent.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of

Homeless man fights $287 trespass ticket after mall washroom visit

Calgary resident John Wormgoor, 50, who lives at Mustard Seed, was escorted from TD Square on Boxing Day after security cited him for trespassing for using a closed mall washroom. He calls the ticket humiliating and says his medical need to use bathrooms is ongoing.

Calgary John Wormgoor TD Square Wormgoor

Cattle vaccine maker targets US market expansion

Bioniche Life Sciences plans expanded production after Canada approved a new cattle vaccine aimed at preventing deadly E coli. CEO Graeme McRae, speaking from Belleville, says Canada is the first to approve such a product and expects strong orders from cattle producers.

Edmonton Bioniche Life Sciences Inc TSX BNC Graeme McRae Belleville Ont McRae Canada

Canadians prefer Democrat over Republican in 2008 poll

Decima Research surveyed 1,028 Canadians Jan 4 8 finding 47 percent favor a Democrat to replace Bush in 2008, 12 percent favor a Republican and 42 percent offered no opinion. The poll runs as Bush unveils Iraq plan and faces waning popularity on both sides of the border.

Ottawa U.S Decima George Bush Iraq Canada Bruce Anderson Bush White House

NATO probe cites poor communications in Afghan civilian deaths

NATO officials said an October operation against the Taliban in Kandahar Panjwan district killed civilians due to weak communications with Afghan authorities. Estimates range from about 30 to as high as 80 deaths, with officials noting improvements in cooperation since the incident.

Brussels Belgium NATO Panjwan Kandahar James Appathurai Afghanistan International Security Assistance Force

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