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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 2007
Page
1
Motorists in Medicine Hat face traffic delays on First Street SE Monday July 23 as city repairs a water main valve at the First Street and Third Avenue intersection. Detours will be provided and speed limits reduced. Water service will be shut off from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM with temporary supply until repairs finish.
Shaunavon will receive $984,600 from Saskatchewan Building Communities Program for a new recreation complex replacing curling and skating facilities. Construction aims to finish by July 2008 with total program funding of $100 million over three years starting 2006-07. projects require regional scope strong business plans and additional partners.
RCMP report seven people injured in a single-vehicle rollover near White City Saskatchewan on Friday afternoon. A four year-old was ejected and briefly trapped when the van rolled over, bystanders overturned the vehicle to free the child who was taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries.
In Cranbrook B C a fierce windstorm felled trees striking two vehicles. Seventy three year old Darlene Jordan had a tree crash on her silver Buick, the second such hit in under three weeks. Her other car also suffered damage during the same storm.
Archie Billard, 19, who was high on drugs when he crashed a stolen car into another vehicle killing a Halifax woman, won permission to transfer from a youth jail to a federal prison to serve the remainder of his sentence. He already serves a 54 month adult sentence for criminal negligence causing death and driving to evade police causing death.
A British Columbia Supreme Court judgment details how disgruntled Eron Mortgage Corp investors hanged vice-president Frank Biller by the neck with a rope in a bid to recover their money from the failed company. The incident led Biller to borrow from friend and former NHL star Tiger Williams, who later received proceeds from stock sales via a Swiss broker to cover the loan. The case involves Biller's bankruptcy estate and asset entanglements with Eron.
Two suspects linked to the 1994 Rwandan massacre, priest Wenceslas Munyeshyaka in Normandy and former prefect Laurent Bucyibaruta, were detained in France on an international court warrant. They face extradition to Tanzania for trial by the UN tribunal.
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