38 Minutes of Panic Near Pearl Harbor Alert
Hat residents in Hawaii faced 38 minutes of alarm when a Medicine Hat cellphone warned of a nuclear missile. Fred Amon and son Todd struggled to reach family in a hotel as crowds sought shelter and information, while others debated options and waited for clarification before the alert was cancelled.
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Hawaii
Fred Amon
Todd
Pearl Harbour
Medicine Hat
Fred
Sheila
Wayne Donner
Wayne
Canada
Hilda farmers unhappy with provincial fire aid package
Farmers in the Hilda area devastated by October wildfires oppose the Alberta government response. The province offered up to 25000 loans through the Alberta Financial Services Corporation for Cypress County and Acadia producers, with two years interest free. Ken Kundert calls the offer inadequate, noting many losses including cattle, land, fences, and grain.
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Hilda
Alberta Financial Services Corporation
Cypress County
Acadia
Ken Kundert
Kundert
Saskatchewan
Burstall
Feds Could Offer Direct Carbon Rebates
Ottawa weighs returning carbon tax revenues by province or sending rebates directly to individuals. Provinces that resist carbon pricing could have rebates sent to residents, with Saskatchewan and New Brunswick most affected. Prime Minister Trudeau backs rebates to help vulnerable groups while revenues stay in the taxing area.
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Feds
Environment
Catherine McKenna
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
McKenna
Justin Trudeau
Trudeau
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