Weather notes with scattered showers this week
The text lists forecast snippets for Tuesday and Thursday with highs from 19 to 27 degrees and lows between 8 and 15, mentioning possible showers and thunderstorms, and mostly cloudy conditions.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 2007
Page
2
The text lists forecast snippets for Tuesday and Thursday with highs from 19 to 27 degrees and lows between 8 and 15, mentioning possible showers and thunderstorms, and mostly cloudy conditions.
A Shipley lab technician captured what researchers call standout Loch Ness footage showing a jet black object about 15 metres long moving fast in the loch. Marine biologist Adrian Shine notes the shot includes shore background aiding size and speed estimates, renewing Nessie intrigue.
Local actress musician MacKenzie Porter, sister of Canadian Idol winner Kalan Porter, will judge Spectrum's Baby Idol competition this Sunday at 2 p.m. Runner up Mary Kahl from last year's Search for the Stars also serves as a judge. The event features three age categories: under three, three to four, and five to six.
Brooks RCMP request public assistance in solving two vehicle vandalism incidents between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. on May 19 20 near the Heritage Inn. Four Caucasian males were seen. one damaged a blue car’s driver's side mirror in two places. Call 403-362-5548 or Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222 TIPS.
The Canadian Western Agribition Scholarship Program offers $1000 awards for second year and beyond, for study in Canada or the United States. Eligibility requires enrollment in a two year program and prior participation in Canadian Western Agribition. Applications due July 1. forms are on www.agribition.com or by phone at (306) 565-0565.
Bill 40 proposes a voluntary form and register for personal directives to aid medical access in emergencies. It clarifies agent and service provider roles and adds safeguards, easing use for Albertans writing directives and improving information availability.
Six Nations protesters in Caledonia reject a $125 million federal offer as inadequate for outstanding land claim demands. Negotiator Janie Jamieson says Ottawa favors money over land, threatening to pull out of peaceful talks if the stance continues, recalling past police standoff at a housing site.
Quebecor Media Inc. buys Osprey Media Income Fund in a friendly transaction valued at 516.9 million including debt. Quebecor pays 7.25 per unit for 355.5 million and gains ownership of 54 Canadian newspapers such as the St. Catharines Standard Kingston Whig Standard and the Peterborough Examiner along with magazines and specialty titles.
Nate Gartke, 13, of Spruce Grove Alberta, finishes second in the Scripps National Spelling Bee behind Evan O'Dormey of California. He spelled words such as partitur abseil rognon vituline videlicet and mistook coryza as choryza, narrowly missing first place.
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