25 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 2001
Page
1
Alain Ducap, 41, is charged in Edmonton with two counts of aggravated sexual assault with a weapon unlawful confinement and uttering death threats in two separate attacks on 19 and 20 year old women near a French immersion school. He was held in Brandon Manitoba after arrest following a Greyhound arrival.
A 16-year-old boy faced manslaughter charges after a schoolmate Tyler Trithart died from head injuries in a spring park fight in Chestermere near Calgary. The case was delayed to Sept 4 as more evidence arrives. witnesses described punches and a rock contact, with bystanders from the school watching. The defendant, previously bailed, is described by friends and his lawyer as an honour student and athlete.
There is no pleasure in having nothing to do the fun is in having lots to do and not doing it. John Raper’s remark reflects a playful view of activity and choice in daily life.
Thousands of Medicine Hat residents flocked to the Medicine Hat Mall lot for the annual Wieners and Beans Dinner kicking off Stampede Week. The event, sponsored by British Army Training Unit Suffield and the Medicine Hat Mall, offered free food and family friendly entertainment with clowns, a mini petting zoo, beer garden, live music, and military displays including an AS90 gun and an armoured personnel carrier. Local families, Emma Oakes and Alex Wilk, enjoyed socializing and supper, while 12-year-old Clayton Carleton from Swift Current marveled at the tanks and buttons.
Climate experts say Premier Klein overstated Kyoto costs claiming billions, arguing a zero to three percent GDP impact was the estimate in a federal provincial study. Alberta officials put a $5 billion cap on growth loss by 2010, while industry groups peg Canada at one to four percent.
The Health Sciences Association of B C representing 11000 paramedicals halted an illegal strike just before a scheduled 2 p.m. Supreme Court hearing. President Cindy Stewart cited court respect and continued bargaining as reasons while noting the 60 day cooling off period expires Aug 8 and actions after are not ruled out.
Prince Albert, Sask. Richard Bear, 23, was sentenced to two years less a day for a convenience store robbery staged with a finger under a shirt as a gun. He returned after an attempted cigarette purchase and took about 30 in coins and several packs of cigarettes. Police found him within minutes using the debit card.
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