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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 2007
Page
1
Beijing couples warned by cameras over public affection
Beijing couples warn they risk CCTV misclassification as kidnapping or robbery by monitoring computers in camera zones. Police will judge if acts are dangerous. Signs will state you are entering a camera monitored zone in Chinese and English. Urban couples often lack private space due to crowded housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beijing
China
Xinhua
Robbery at Macs in Southridge Drive Medicine Hat
Police seek help identifying three male suspects aged 18 to 22 who robbed the Macs store at 355 Southridge Drive S.E. at knife point around 3 12 a.m. on Monday, making off with cash and merchandise. Contact Medicine Hat Police at 529 8400 with tips.
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South Ridge
Macs
Southridge Drive
S.E
Medicine Hat Police Service
Border jumper search near Chief Mountain borders
Waterton RCMP arrested two Hispanic males after five crossed the Canada United States border near Chief Mountain. A third was found in a bush and a twelve-agency search is underway for two others who fled. Police urge sightings reports. a nearby forest fire and a grizzly bear raise safety concerns in the area.
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Canada
U.S
Chief Mountain
Waterton Rcmp
Calgary cougar captured and relocated to foothills
Wildlife officers tranquilized and relocated a cougar spotted nightly in Fish Creek Provincial Park in Calgary. The animal was freed late Tuesday night and moved to a new home in the foothills near Nordegg, with park manager Jim Stomp noting humane capture and care.
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Calgary (Cp
Fish Creek
Calgary
Nordegg
Jim Stomp
Bald eagle in Coaldale cooled by mist spray display
CP PHOTO shows Lincoln the bald eagle in Coaldale as staff from Alberta Birds of Prey Centre dampen him with a cool mist during hot weather. Carli Chalmers observes the scene as the misting continues through the day to help the birds stay comfortable.
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Lincoln
Alberta
Birds of Prey
Carli Chalmers
Coaldale
Alberta government rejects curbs on oilsands growth plan
Alberta officials maintain a hard line against slowing oilsands development despite a government review committee urging orderly growth. Committee chair Van MacNichol backs orderly development while Energy Minister Mel Knight resists delaying upgrader projects worth billions in northern Alberta. Greenpeace protesters hung from a Montreal Sun Life Building facade in a separate Boreal forest protest against Abitibi-Consolidated logging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
van MacNichol
Mel Knight
Greenpeace
Sun Life
Montreal
Abitibi- Consolidated
Canada
Vancouver Mayor weighs five year pact as Richmond deal surfaces
Vancouver Mayor Sam Sullivan said a five year Richmond tentative contract for civic workers could open the door to a Vancouver settlement. The Richmond deal, reported by The Canadian Press, offers an 18.5 percent pay rise over five years plus better benefits and working conditions. Sullivan stressed the city seeks labour peace through the 2010 Olympics and opposes two and four year terms. He signaled openness to a five year Vancouver agreement if union leaders agree.
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Vancouver
Richmond
Sam Sullivan
Sullivan
Tam
Canada begins deregulation of home phone markets
The CRTC ruled Telus and Bell Aliant may set local rates and introduce new services without regulator approval in Fort McMurray and most of the Maritimes. The move kicks off a nationwide push to win residential customers as applications to lift over 60 percent of lines advance toward an August deadline.
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Ottawa
Canada
Alberta
Maritimes
Canadian Television Radio and Telecommunications Commission
Telus Corp
Fredericton
Charlottetown
Halifax
CRTC
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