Border reopening sparks cautious jubilation for Canadian cattle
Canadian cattle industry reacts with mixed optimism as a U S appeals court dismisses R CALF challenges to imports, predicting only a gradual resumption of live cattle movement. Industry leaders warn that full trade recovery may take months despite upbeat court ruling. U S Ag Sec Johanns promises careful, expedited reintroduction of Canadian cattle once risk criteria are met.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Mick Nieman
Canada
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Canadian Cattlemen's Association
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Richard Cebull
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Planned outage in Ross Glen area for underground cable work
The City of Medicine Hat Electric Utility will cut power for about 1 hour 30 minutes on Sunday July 17 from 6:00 to 7:30 a.m. in Ross Glen and adjacent areas including Dunmore Road Rossmere Rossland Ross Haven Redwood Calder East Glen and several signalized intersections. Intersections will operate as four way stops during the outage.
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Cameron Road
Rancher at Centre of Mad Cow Crisis Comment
A rancher speaks on the baffling and unnerving times surrounding the mad cow crisis. He describes personal impact and confusion over evolving warnings and regulatory responses affecting his livelihood and the broader beef industry.
Peace Air exits Medicine Hat Hat airport service ends
Peace Air announced it will leave Medicine Hat at month end leaving Air Canada as the sole carrier. Airport manager Cuyler Green called the move a disappointment and said the airport will pursue future market opportunities and remain open to Air Canada and other carriers. Corrie Stolz of the Chamber of Commerce noted the loss of inbound southern traffic to Edmonton City Centre Airport was a key reason for Peace Air's exit. The airline began operations in Medicine Hat January 20 2004 and carried about six percent of the airport's 30 000 annual passengers.
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Albert Cooper
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Green
Corrie Stolz
Stalz
Economic Development Alliance
Hungarian Meat Manager Detained Over Tenderloin Fraud
In Kecskemét police detained a meat manager after he allegedly ordered staff to slash beef tenderloin prices to 899 forints per kilogram and instructed his wife to purchase 21.5 kilograms at the sale price. He faces suspected fraud charges and custody.
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