Women lucky to be alive after rafting near Police Point Park
Medicine Hat Fire Services chief Brian Stauth says two young women survived a rafting accident near Police Point Park. He warns of strong spring runoff currents and urges life jackets for river outings. One woman remained hospitalized at Medicine Hat Regional Hospital as of Wednesday morning.
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Truck bombing rocks Kabul diplomatic quarter amid Ramadan crisis
A truck packed with hazardous material plowed into Kabul's diplomatic quarter during morning rush hour. The blast killed 90 and injured about 400, including civilians, Afghan guards, and 11 U.S. contractors, with Germany's embassy heavily damaged. Authorities blamed no group yet the Taliban denied involvement. The attack heightened fears as foreign troop withdrawals continued.
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Alberta physician wins CMA William Marsden Award for MAID ethics
Calgary doctor Dr. Jim Silvius receives the Canadian Medical Association’s top medical ethics honor for leading Alberta’s MAID response after the 2015 Supreme Court ruling. The award cites his province wide system design and advocacy for ethical MAID delivery. Presentation in Quebec City planned for August.
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