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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 2006
Page
1
Parliament approves Quebec split into Upper and Lower Canada
January 25 report notes the British Parliament divides Quebec into Upper Canada later Ontario and Lower Canada later Quebec. It cites the Governor General speaking to nine lieutenant governors during the Trans-Canada launch. Dionne Warwick’s That’s What Friends Are For tops RPM Canada chart with proceeds to AIDS research. Lawyers for Michael Jackson and a 14 year old boy announce a multi million- dollar action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Upper and
Lower Canada
Upper Canada
Province of
Ontario
Dionne Warwick
Canada
Michael Jackson
Jackson settlement and pop culture notes from 1990s headlines
Summary of varied 1990s items including a civil suit settlement over allegations against a superstar and its disputed guilt admission, a NKOTB public appearance, an Alberta sterilization redress ruling from a decade earlier, McCartney ads mocking a parental warning, Linda McCartney’s 1998 recording, and CN Rail’s $1 billion BC Rail acquisition.
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Jackson
Boston
NKOTB
New Kids On the Block
Paul McCartney
Wide Prairie
Linda McCartney
Medicine Hat students join mock federal election
More than 3,000 schools nationwide participated in the Student Vote program with 25 Medicine Hat schools joining. Results released Monday show Medicine Hat students strongly favoured a Conservative government, following research on parties before voting. The program educated students while hinting at future electoral preferences.
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Canada
Medicine Hat
German Nicolas Klefer Faces Grosjean in Melbourne Quarterfinal
AP photo captures Germany's Nicolas Klefer in action during his Australian Open quarterfinal clash with France's Sebastien Grosjean in Melbourne Australia.
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Germany
Nicolas Klefer
France
Sebastien Grosjean
Melbourne
Australia
Brooks Bandits to Host 30000 Grand Prize Raffle
The Brooks Bandits Junior A hockey club will hold a Feb. 3 raffle offering a $30,000 grand prize. Second prize is $7,000, with three $1,000 and two $500 prizes. Only 1,200 tickets available to Alberta residents aged 16 or older. If no winner comes forward, prize goes to the Bandit team. Early third draw held on Dec. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Bandits
Bandit
Alberta
Royal Alberta Museum hosts Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition
The Royal Alberta Museum in Edmonton will host Wildlife Photographer of the Year from January 28 to April 23. The show displays 90 winning and highly commended entries selected by an expert panel from the world’s largest wildlife photography competition and includes an awards ceremony with the Wildlife Photographer of the Year trophy.
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Royal Alberta Museum
Alberta
Edmonton
Public urged to support DARE program in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Police Service asks the public to donate to the DARE Association to sustain the Grade 6 anti-drug program. Since 1996 the program has educated about 650 students citywide, ending with a written exam and graduation ceremony with a DARE T-shirt. For more details, contact Sgt. Randy Youngman at 403 529 8451.
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Medicine Hat
DARE
Sgt
Randy Youngman
Saskatchewan premier outlines priorities with feds
Saskatchewan Premier Lorne Calvert on Tuesday set out provincial goals for talks with the federal government. He highlighted three priority areas equalization agriculture and issues affecting aboriginal peoples. He also noted Conservative support for excluding non-renewable resource revenues in a timely fashion and congratulated Stephen Harper on becoming prime minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Lorne Calvert
Stephen Harper
Canada
Calvert
Conservative
Devastation near Dunmore spurs aid for homeless family
A rural fire near Dunmore left a family homeless Sunday. The Santa Claus Fund donated 1000 to Mamey Chalifoux and belated gifts for three children. Local businesses and groups including Laureate Theta and the Red Cross dispatched support, with plans for ongoing donations next week.
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Santa Claus Fund
Mamey Chalifoux
Alan Poirier
Poiries
Laureate Theta
Beta Signa Phi
Chalifoux
Lee Stewart
Red Cross Disaster
Medicine Hat
Donovan Hoggan
Red Cross
Enone
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