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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 2003
Page
1
A Hat veterinarian and his reliable truck will soon star on television, bringing his field expertise to the screen. The feature promises practical demonstrations and insights into rural veterinary work.
The injury to Tigers defenceman Dan Idema tightens the strain on a developing blue line. With Idema sidelined, the team relies on a youthful defensive group to steady the back end and maintain chemistry.
An 8-year-old boy was killed in a skating rink collision with an adult. Police and emergency responders were called to the rink where the child succumbed to his injuries. Further details were not immediately available.
Singer and guitarist Sue Foley swept major honors at the Maple Blues Awards, delivering a standout performance and collecting multiple prizes as music fans cheered.
A white Ford F150 struck a stopped CPR grain train near Seven Persons on Range Road 75 Sunday evening injuring the male driver and female passenger. Both were treated and transported to Medicine Hat hospital with spinal precautions. RCMP and CPR will investigate. no driver error found.
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein announced a new sustainability fund to buffer budgets from oil price swings, aiming to stabilize health education and infrastructure spending when energy prices fall. He noted small price dips cost the treasury millions and cautioned no large surge of extra funds for upcoming projects.
UN weapons inspectors flag serious Iraqi violations but lack conclusive proof to justify war. Bush plans to press allies in Europe and Canada as Blix and ElBaradei urge delaying action to complete inspections. Canada backs more time while weighing potential UN backing for a resolution.
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