Alberta VLT trade group to spend 750000 on pro VLT promotion
Pro VLT campaign organizers in Alberta plan a 750000 spending drive across the province to support video lottery terminals. Hospitality Alberta seeks corporate sponsorship and operator donations of 325 per VLT, aiming to cover up to 5 000 of the 5 800 machines and potentially raise 1.6 million if members contribute at the limit.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Hospitality Alberta
Louis Perreault
George Laverty
Perreault
Friedman links UFOs to government coverups, Roswell visit
Nuclear physicist Friedman, after a Roswell trip, tells UFO conference delegates in St Paul that UFOs exist and some are alien spaceships. He says governments conceal the truth and compares his work to a cosmic Watergate with blacked out documents.
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Edmonton
Tanton Friedman
Roswell
New Mexico
Friedman
St. Paul
Woman in custody after asking officer to fetch ice
In Belleville Ontario a 55 year old woman flagged down a police officer and asked him to run a drink related errand fetch more ice police said she revealed she was wanted for an alcohol offence the incident tied to the motto to serve and protect.
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Belleville
Ont
Hamill Runs for Medicine Hat Mayor This Fall
Alderman Hamill declares a mayoral bid in Medicine Hat promising a younger, more aggressive approach. He estimates spending seven to eight thousand dollars of his own funds and frames the move as a natural step from two terms on council. Mayor Grimm, in his seventh term, declines comment on Hamill’s run.
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Medicine Hat Yes
Hamill
VLT
Ted Grimm
Grimm
Medicine Hat
Ald. Sauer Considers Term Renewal and Mayoral Talk
Alderman Sauer hints at running again for council and contemplates mayoral bids, while Mandeville Renner Neigum hesitate on re election. Roset plans a council run. others were unreachable. Nomination papers due Sept 21 8 am to noon at city clerk's office with information packages available at City Hall and district offices.
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Ren Sauer
Kathy Mandeville
George Renner
Valerie Neigum
Bernie Anderson
Wayne Craven
Leigh Smythe
Golden Acre Garden Centre
Duane Roset
City Hall
Medicine Hat School District No. 76
Medicine Hat
Bomber recalls WWII days at Medicine Hat airport visit
Three veterans who fought in the Second World War described the B 17 bomber visit at Medicine Hat as a stark reminder that war was real and must not be repeated. Bill McKie Manuel Raber Reg Nutter and others recalled missions, losses, and the roar of B 17 formations. The bomber, organized by the Confederate Air Force, was in town for a three day homage before leaving today.
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Medicine Hat
Bill McKie
Army of the United States Corps of Engineers
Canada
Manuel Raber
Royal Canadian Air Force
Reg Nutter
Nutter
Netherlands
Germany
Raber
Peter Mah
William McKie
Mulroney named to Canada's highest civilian award
Ottawa named former prime minister Brian Mulroney a companion of the Order of Canada, citing outstanding achievement. Critics say the honor ignores his record including NAFTA and the Acid Rain Treaty, with Maude Barlow calling it a slap to Canadians. Pam Millar defended the decision.
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Ottawaran Mulroney
Order of Canada
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The
Council of Canadians
Reform
Preston Manning
Senate
Jean Charest
Quebec-Ottawa
Pam Millar
Government House
Brian Mulroney
the Order of Canada
Alberta Opts Out Of Federal Gun Registry
Alberta and Saskatchewan announce that RCMP will administer the Firearms Act with federal funding while Alberta withdraws from financing and administration. The move keeps Alberta's lawsuit against the gun registry active as six provincial staff move to federal service and 23 more are hired to implement the system.
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Edmonton
RCMP
Peter Tadman
Tadman
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