24 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 2001
Page
1
Police faced about 50 liquor-fueled protesters outside a hotel on Whyte Avenue early Saturday. Officers were punched and bottles thrown as crowds surrounded them, prompting a call for help and the deployment of about 20 more officers. Five people were arrested on various charges.
Canada to host G-8 leaders next summer in Kananaskis a secluded resort area 100 kilometres west of Calgary with security swarms forested mountains and helicopters. Experts warn isolation may hinder monitoring and invite protester and wildlife risks.
The quote notes humans' unique capacity to learn from others but their tendency to ignore that ability. It reflects on self awareness and the paradox of learning through others while avoiding it in practice. Douglas Adams is cited as the source of the thought.
The seventh annual Wieners and Beans event runs 6 to 11 p.m. in the Medicine Hat Mall south parking lot across from Sears. Free hot dogs, beans, and pop are provided by BATUS Suffield and Medicine Hat Shopper, with entertainment from Mustang and beer gardens by the Kinsmen Club.
Thousands of Health Sciences Association members walk off, forcing hospital disruptions across British Columbia. About 11,000 workers join the action despite a Labour Relations Board ruling. Hospitals cancel surgeries, discharge patients, and cut services as courts may enforce orders.
Ottawa signals confidence after Bonn breakthrough as Canada weighsratification of the Kyoto climate treaty. Alberta officials warn higher energy costs could blunt competitiveness while federal talks aim for consensus and a path forward without U S participation.
Jamie Arbanas drove off from a Merritt filling station with Christy Gordon asleep in the motorhome. Gordon woke to find herself abandoned and chased after him along the highway. She waited five hours in pajamas at the station before learning she had been left behind and then disappeared.
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