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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 2005
Page
1
A German settler named Schleifer, age 21, died after a gun discharged during a chase of a calf in Medicine Hat. He was transported 22 miles to hospital, but died that night after losing significant blood. The incident occurred about 20 miles south of Medicine Hat.
The Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce organizes a February 10 job fair expected to host about 80 Palliser Region employers. The event aims to connect job seekers with employers and has booths being booked daily for next month.
A national ad campaign began Monday to enlist Canadians in fighting online stalkers and child pornography through a tipline described as Neighbourhood Watch on the Internet. The effort follows a Liberal pledge two years ago for a national strategy against child exploitation online.
Calgary police said Monday a man and woman known to the family of two children killed in a November fire have been charged with their deaths, bringing the total suspects to four and indicating one more arrest is pending. Staff Sgt. Barry Cochran, head of the homicide unit, noted momentum in the investigation.
Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns began his tenure facing a dispute between meatpackers and some ranchers over reopening borders to Canadian cattle. He also confronted Japan's reluctance to resume U.S. cattle imports. In Canada a mad cow case on Jan 11 prompted U.S. inspectors to travel there to assess compliance with its 1997 feed ban. A separate trial in a $3 million lawsuit over the Elian Gonzalez raid opened, with neighbor Maria Riera as the first witness describing tear gas exposure.
CP photo shows Michael Therriault in CBC Toronto awaiting start of filming in Saskatchewan next month for The Tommy Douglas Story. The actor expresses pride in securing the title role as production moves forward.
Richard Hortness, 19, is a first year Pronghorn swimmer aiming for an international career while studying biology and pre education with the goal of teaching the deaf. He balances academics and athletics as he trains for赛事.
Tea is cited as the world’s second most popular drink after water and a growing trend. Chris DeyDey and her husband Mel are riding the wave by embracing the soothing, refreshing ritual of tea in daily life.
Portraying legend Michael Therriault, known for stage work, will play the title role in The Tommy Douglas Story, a Mind's Eye Entertainment CBC TV miniseries. Filming begins in Saskatchewan mid February.
Albertans among the biggest greenhouse gas producers are urged to join the One Tonne Challenge. Passenger vehicle transportation accounts for half of personal emissions, a share that could drop as of January 1 with new rules cutting sulfur in gasoline. Heating and cooling of homes contribute about 30 percent.
The Canada West Foundation warns that Alberta may face water shortages as growth and demand concentrate in the south. Analyst Karen Wilkie notes a finite supply and warns drought, glacier retreat, and overuse could strain resources.
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