Strathmore Mourns After Riders Find Body in River
Jeff Kalbhen, 25, was recovered from the South Saskatchewan River near Strathmore after going missing Thursday during the Western Stock Growers Centennial Cattle Drive. His death prompts funeral plans as his family and community rally around his widow Jodi and 14 month old Lane.
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German surgeon performs kidney transplant and donates it
Dr Jochen Heuer a 53 year old professor from Luebeck reportedly performed a successful kidney transplant and donated the organ to his patient Heuer told NDR radio both he and the recipient have recovered well and they have not formed a friendship since the operation
Canada Shines at Olympics Medals Boost World Image
Mid-Olympic update from Atlanta at Olympic Central shows Canada appealing PR with 14 medals and top athletes. Donovan Bailey set a world record in the 100 meters while Marnie McBean Kathleen Heddle led rowing to gold. Team members from Joanne Malar to Silken Laumann earned silver and bronze as Canada gains prestige.
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Tasha Tsang
Maria Maunder
Alison Korn
Emma Robinson
Anna van der Kamp
Jessica Monroe
Theresa Luke
Lesley Thompson
Sion
Donovan
Joanne Malar
Tanya Dubnicoff
Nick Gill
Mari
Anne Limpert
Brian Walton
Bombing at Olympic Park reopens as investigators pursue leads
FBI follows leads after a Saturday bombing at Olympic Park killed one person and injured 110. Alice Hawthorne, 44, died in the blast while Steve Milton and Allan MakI remain unnamed. Drew Fenwick vows to return to the Games despite the trauma. Police report bomb threats continuing as evidence is processed.
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High radiation exposure found among Arctic aboriginals
Health Department study shows some Arctic natives receive annual radiation doses several times higher than the general Canadian population. Diets relying on caribou and other wildlife drive exposure along the Arctic food chain. officials urge more research with no evidence of harm yet, noting natural background radiation as the main source.
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