World's largest Shiraz bottle arrives in New York exhibit
A 1.8 metre tall Shiraz bottle weighing 585 kg arrived from Australia for a New York display amid G'day USA Australian Week. It carries a 3,500 dollar cork and holds 63.79 gallons, the equivalent of 387 standard bottles. The showcase drew Wall Street traffic as workers moved the bottle into Cipriani Wall Street ballroom.
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Police seek help to locate missing Vickie Drummond
Medicine Hat Police Service asks the public to help locate 54 year old Vickie Drummond. She is about five feet two inches, 140 pounds, with short dark hair and may wear glasses. If you know her whereabouts call 529 8400.
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Vickie Drummond
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Solberg to speak on Canada’s economic policy in Ottawa
Medicine Hat MP Monte Solberg the federal Minister of Human Resources and Social Development will present on Canada’s human resources challenges and their effect on growth at a Public Policy Forum in Ottawa next Tuesday January 23. The forum titled Improving Canada's Business Environment and Competitiveness will cover key economic issues shaping the upcoming federal budget.
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Monte Solberg
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Ottawa
Hearing Set For Brooks Murder In Medicine Hat Court
The man accused of murdering Ashton Moon is slated for a preliminary hearing March 12 to 15 at Medicine Hat Provincial Court. Colin George Winsor, 30, elected trial by Queen’s Bench judge and jury in October. Moen’s body was found July 1, 2006 after she went missing June 20 following a missed workday.
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Klein joins top firm to advise on Alberta growth
Calgary Canada. Former Alberta premier Ralph Klein has joined Borden Ladner Gervais LLP as an adviser on business opportunities in the province. He will focus on oil and gas and health care among issues he handled during 14 years as premier, with a six month cooling off period limiting his duties.
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Alberta
Ralph Klein
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Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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Kein
Electric rate rise approved for SaskPower customers
Saskatchewan government approved a 4.3 percent average rate increase for SaskPower customers effective February 1 2007. The Rate Review Panel recommended the rise to align revenue with service costs as SaskPower proceeds with aging equipment rebuilds and replacements.
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SaskPower
Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel
Chertoff says Canadian snowbirds may fly home without passport
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said Canadian snowbirds can depart the United States without a passport for a significant period after the new rule takes effect. Officials worried about stranded sun seekers who fly back unexpectedly. the rule applies to air entries now and land or sea crossings are delayed until 2007 to 2008.
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U.S. Homeland Security
Michael Chertoff
United States
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