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19 Jan 2006
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 2006
Page
1
Quebec executes 16 year old for theft in 1649
A historical note recalls Canada’s first execution in Quebec for theft of a 16 year old girl. It mentions the ritual around a pardoned opera figure and ties to late 19th century operatic context, with broader 1649 references.
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Canada
Quebec
Police chief thanks media for support
Medicine Hat police chief Norm Boucher thanked the city media at the first Police Commission meeting of the year for 2005. He credited media coverage with informing the public about initiatives and solved crimes and said sharing calls for service built citizen trust as reports highlighted police actions.
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Medicine Hat
Anhorn remains chair of commission
Medicine Hat News reports the annual re organization of the Medicine Hat Police Commission. Bill Anhorn will remain chairman and Dan MacDonald becomes vice chairman. Warren Stark was appointed in December to another three year term with the commission.
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Medicine Hat Police Commission
Bill Anhorn
Dan MacDonald
Warren Stark
Commission
Alberta to review fairness of debt collection law
The Alberta government will reexamine the fairness of a new debt collection law for social program recipients. Human Resources Minister Mike Cardinal pledged action after an NDP complaint. NDP Leader Brian Mason argues the change targets Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped, widow's pension, and social assistance amid a $100 million class action suit.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Mike Cardinal
NDP
Brian Mason
Mason
Coroner to aid safety in British Columbia forests
British Columbia plans a dedicated forest safety coroner to cut deaths and injuries in the province’s forestry industry. The government earmarked 200000 for the role as safety plans follow 43 deaths and 110 serious injuries last year. Forest Minister Rich Coleman announced the move at a Truck Loggers Association convention. A separate note mentions Mick Jagger performing in New York.
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Vancouver
B.C
Rich Coleman
Truck Loggers Association
Yorkton nursing home addition opens in Sunrise Health Region
Saskatchewan's Sunrise Health Region officially opened a $17.9 million Yorkton and District nursing home addition on Wednesday. The bungalow style facility provides common living and dining areas with private rooms and baths, plus a day wellness program and outpatient therapy. The project included renovating the former Anderson Lodge into a Community Health Services Centre.
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Saskatchewan
Sunrise Health Region
Yorkton and District
Yorkton
Anderson Lodge
Quebec power outage hits nearly thirty thousand
Nearly 30 000 Quebecers lost power after freezing rain and high winds battered the province. The Laurentians and Beauce bore the brunt, as crews faced access issues. By Wednesday 20 000 remained without electricity, with most Hydro Quebec customers expected back online by Thursday morning.
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Montreal
Laurentians
Beauce
Quebec City
Hydro-Quebec
National early learning plan backed by Liberal budget
The Liberal government pledged a national early learning and child-care system in 2004 and Budget 2005 allocated 5 billion over five years to build it. All 10 provinces have signed on, with parties like Green, Monte Solberg, and Conservative fields weighing in on parental choices and access.
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