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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 2005
Page
1
Gunpowder Plot Convict Executed on January 31 1606
On January 31 1606 Guy Fawkes was executed for his role in the Gunpowder Plot against King James I. The entry notes the Durham Report published 166 years earlier in London, Gov General Lord Durham’s recommendations to unite Canada and adopt English as official language. It also references Timothy Eaton dying in Toronto at 72, Mario Lanza born in Philadelphia, his troubled career and 1959 death at 38, and his film The Great Caruso grossing over five million dollars with two of his 508 recordings each selling over a million copies.
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Guy Fawkes
James 1
Durham
London
Lord Durham
Upper
Lower Canada
Canadas
Lanza
Mario Lanza
Great Caruso
Biography of Phil Collins Genesis Frontman and Solo Star
London born 1951 rock vocalist Phil Collins joined Genesis in 1970 as drummer replacing John Mayhew. He became lead vocalist after Peter Gabriel left in 1974 and steered the band to hits like Follow You Follow Me. Collins began a solo career while with Genesis, releasing Face Value with multi million sales and songs such as Against All Odds One More Night Sussudio and Separate Lives. Defence Minister Art Eggleton conceded false information to the House about when he knew Canadian troops had prisoners in Afghanistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Collins
London
Genesis
John Mayhew
Collins
Peter Gabriel
Marilyn Martin
Art Eggleton
House of Commons
Afghanistan
Centennial Alberta Premier Hour airs February special
A centennial edition of the premier's yearly Calgary broadcast reviews Alberta history from the last century and reveals major post secondary sector news. The program airs February 8 across networks.
Hewlett-Packard and government sign long term Alberta pact
The provincial government reached an agreement with Hewlett Packard to launch a long term collaboration between HP labs and Alberta universities and research institutions.
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Hewlett-Packard
HP Labs
Alberta
Leisure centre in Brooks runs smoothly says aquatics head
Brooks new leisure centre operates well with aquatics manager Russ Tanner noting it is performing better than expected on Friday afternoon.
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Brooks
Aquatics
Russ Tanner
Windsor forms critical action team after fatal bus crash
A critical action response team is established to support Windsor’s hockey community coping with the fatal team bus crash in New York State. The unit will provide counseling and resources to players staff and families affected by the tragedy.
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Windsor
New York State
Bush calls election the voice of freedom in Iraq
President George W. Bush praised Sunday's Iraqi elections as a success and vowed to keep training Iraqis to defend their country. He told reporters at the White House the world is hearing the voice of freedom from the center of the Middle East four hours after polls closed, and did not take questions.
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U.S
George W.bush
Iraq
United States
Middle East
Bush
White House
British C-130 crashes north of Baghdad killing at least ten
A British C-130 military transport plane went down Sunday north of Baghdad scattering debris over a large area. Officials said at least ten troops were killed according to Britain's Press Association.
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Baghdad
Britain
Press Association New Agency
Leonard wins Bob Hope Chrysler Classic with 28 under
Justin Leonard shot a 5 under 67 to overtake faltering Joe Ogilvie and claim the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. Leonard finished 90 holes at 28 under 332, three strokes ahead of Ogilvie and Tim Clark of South Africa. Ogilvie closed with 73 while Clark posted 69.
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Justin Leonard
Joe Ogilvie
Leonard
Ogilvie
Tim Clark
South Africa
Clark
Safin Denies Hewitt to Win Australian Open
Marat Safin defeated Lleyton Hewitt 1-6 6-3 6-4 6-4 to win the Australian Open after two of his last three finals at Melbourne Park, in a match that satisfied a crowd eager for a home champion.
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Marat Safin
Melbourne Park
Safin
Lleyton Hewitt
Hollywood whitening boom reshapes cosmetic smiles
Pop culture interest drives a surge in whitening options from toothpaste gels and strips to in office dentist bleaching. Consumers chase a whiter than white smile as manufacturers expand product lines.
Norwalk Outbreaks Rising in Canada Says Health Official
Public Health Agency of Canada notes a sharp rise in Norwalk-like illness outbreaks and a more severe norovirus strain circulating nationwide, signaling growing public health concern across provinces.
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Canada
The
Public Health Agency of Canada
Chris Rock Hosts Record Oscar Night For Black Actors
Six years after calling the Academy Awards a million white man march, Chris Rock hosts Hollywoods biggest party on a night that sees black actors earn five of the twenty nominations.
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Chris Rock
Rock
Hollywood
Kinsey film sparks debate over sexual research methods
Kinsey recounts Alfred Kinsey’s interviews with homosexuals and inmates as proof of a 15 percent homosexual population. The Health Council of Canada warns that doctor and nurse shortages threaten a looming health crisis if governments fail to act.
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Kinsey
Alfred Kinsey
Health Council of Canada
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