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Medicine Hat News
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Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 2007
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Robbie Burns Supper at St Johns Presbyterian Church
Medicine Hat News reports St Johns Presbyterian Church hosts its annual Robbie Burns Supper on Saturday January 20 starting at 6 p m The event features Scottish music and dance with a roast beef supper and the Toast to the Haggis Admission is 14 for adults and 7 for children under 12 Advance tickets only contact Rivera Frame at 527 1643 or Sandy Cartwright at 526 4542 for info or tickets
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St. John's Presbyterian Church
Robbie Burns
Burns
Scotland
Rivera Frame
Sandy Cartwright
Queens Way hit and run investigation underway
Brooks RCMP investigate a hit and run on Queens Way overnight December 11 after an unknown vehicle struck the rear passenger side of a black 2004 Chevrolet Epica and fled the scene. Detai ls may be reported to Brooks RCMP at 362-5548 or brookscrimestoppers.com.
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Brooks Rcmp
Queens Way
Brookscrimestoppers.com
CFA to push WTO talks on U S agricultural subsidies
The Canadian Federation of Agriculture applauds Ottawa for moving to address U S subsidization by launching consultations at the World Trade Organization. CFA president Bob Friesen says action is needed to curb distortions in global commodity markets affecting Canadian farmers.
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Canadian Federation of Agriculture
CFA
U.S
United States
World Trade Organization
WTO
Bob Friesen
Saskatchewan man Whitmore to face direct trial
Peter Whitmore has been directly indicted for sexual assaults on a Saskatchewan boy and a Manitoba teen, skipping a preliminary hearing and sending the case straight to the Court of Queen's Bench. Crown prosecutor Anthony Gerein noted the move is uncommon in Saskatchewan. The delay to the earlier hearing followed Whitmore firing his legal aid lawyers.
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Saskatchewan
Peter Whitmore
Anthony Gerein
Court of Queen's Bench
Gerein
Whitmore
Cabinet shuffle mostly fails to sway Canadians
A Decima Research poll shows 53 percent of respondents believe the cabinet shuffle will not affect the government’s performance and about two thirds say it will not influence their vote for or against the Conservatives. Decima CEO Bruce Anderson notes most shuffles aren’t major events in politics.
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Ottawa
Decima
Bruce Anderson
Federal funds offer up to 500000 to curb youth gangs
Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day announced a new 11.1 million Youth Gang Prevention Fund via the National Crime Prevention Centre to provide up to 500000 to Canadian community groups with workable anti gang plans. An additional 5 million was added to the Youth Justice Fund. The government says prevention complements policing.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Public Safety
Stockwell Day
Day
National Crime Prevention Centre
Justice Department
Bangladesh president resigns caretaker role delays elections
President Ialuddin Ahmed of Bangladesh said he would step down as head of the caretaker government and delay the January 22 elections. He announced plans to appoint a new leader and cited the need for a flawless voter list to ensure free fair and credible ballots.
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Bangladesh
Ialuddin Ahmed
Ahmed
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