Edmonton boy wins Klondike Days jackpot
Greg Daugherty, five, won a 100000 dollar Klondike Days ACT Gold Brick prize in Edmonton. His parents plan a trust for him until 18. He celebrated with McDonald’s and a Toys R Us shopping spree, saying he wants to be a cop.
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Edmonton
Richie Rich
Greg Daugherty
Glenn Daugherty
Greg
Toys R Us
Teens Missing After Bow River Crossing Attempt
The Bow River near Brooks remains unrevealing as RCMP and 100 searchers probe a 50 km river stretch for two Lomond youths, ages 17 and 14, who van صدished Friday while attempting to ford the river to explore a nearby cave.
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Calgary Herald
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Police Seek Witness Linked to Joanne Dickson Case
Edmonton police searched streets and posted two page posters along Whyte Avenue seeking a man last seen with Joanne Dickson. He was with Dickson at the Commercial Hotel at 2 45 a m on July 19. Police stress he is not a suspect and hope he can provide clues.
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Edmonton Journal
Joanne Dickson
Whyte Avenue
Dickson
Commercial Hotel
End of Crow freight subsidy reshapes Alberta farming
The Crow freight rate subsidy ends at midnight, forcing Alberta farmers to cover full rail shipping costs. NFU leaders warn of losses and call for efficiencies, while farmers like Richard Sauer project costs doubling to about 8000 dollars. others fear higher freight bills despite possible price boosts.
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Cory Ollikka
National Farmers Union
Ollikka
NFU
Waskatenau
Laurence Nicholson
Alberta Wheat Pool
Son
Richard Sauer
Etzikom
Sauer
Whitla
Reform MPs drop self imposed pay cuts for pensions plan relief
Medicine Hat MP Monte Solberg and other Reformers resumed the voluntary 10 percent salary cut only to withdraw from the parliamentary pension plan. The move shifts focus to funding for retirement as MPs earn a basic salary of 64,400 with additional expense allowances.
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Medicine Hat
Monte Solberg
Brooks
Solberg
Reform
Stephen Harper
Glenn Ennis
Federal Liberal Constituency Association
Ennis
Medicine Hat College
Peter
Paul
Commons
Preston Manning
Ottawa
Harper
Wall of wind devastates Oxbow area causing damage bill
In Oxbow Saskatchewan a wall of wind struck at 1230 AM with gusts over 100 kmh tearing roofs from buildings. People suffered minor injuries from flying glass and power outages followed as residents assessed the damage and the cost.
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Oxbow
Sask
Midollars
Baldwin
Serbs Attack Despite Pact In Bosnian Border Area
Croatian Serbs reneged on a Sunday pact and attacked Bosnian government forces in Bihac despite agreeing to stay away. The UN reported the assault as tensions risk widening into broader Balkan fighting. Tudjman rejected talks with Serb leader Milan Martic.
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Zagreb
Croatia
United Nations
Bosnia
Bihac
Franjo Tudjman
Yasushi Akashi
Milan Martic
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