Police officer set for preliminary hearing in obstruction case
Medicine Hat police officer Maurice Cornet, with 17 years on the force, faces a preliminary hearing October 18 in Medicine Hat provincial court on obstruction of justice charges linked to a motor vehicle collision involving a suspected impaired driver on October 24, 1999. The case will be prosecuted by Lethbridge authorities.
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Moose Jaw Driver Killed In Train Collision Near Maple Creek
RCMP await DNA results to identify the 24 year old Moose Jaw man who died when his semi collided with a train at Rud Road near Maple Creek. The truck fired flames, two grain trailers in tow, rain fell as the train passed. no other injuries.
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Chair Re-elected as Canadian Wheat Board Chair
Ken Ritter of Kindersley Saskatchewan has been re elected as board chair of the Canadian Wheat Board the former director who became chair after a reorganization that joined elected and appointed members to operate the wheat and barley sales monopoly Ritter formerly practiced law and taught school near Killersley.
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Photo radar set up by police in Medicine Hat
Police will operate photo radar at several locations in Medicine Hat on Friday June 2 1 Carry Drive S E and 2 St Francis School playground.
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Hat paramedics unveil light defibrillator for Bike Patrol
Paramedic Jeff Schatz announces a four pound ultra light defibrillator for the Bike Patrol at Spectrum this weekend. The unit replaces heavier equipment, saving space and improving hill pedaling. The $5400 device was funded by a Medicine Hat Community Foundation grant. The team will also educate on helmet safety and are volunteers on duty.
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City housing resident avoids herbicide use at 83 Cuyler Rd SE
Herbicide was set to be sprayed if dandelions remained by June 1 but Jackie Leech, resident of a city owned subsidized housing complex, has kept weeds out by hand. Housing agency director Robin Muller says no deadline was imposed and supports her approach. Leech plans to urge alternatives at a public services committee meeting, citing her daughter's past pesticide reaction.
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Crescent Heights Class of 2000 Graduates 170 Graduates
Crescent Heights High School prepares 170 seniors for graduation at Cypress Centre. Students reflect on mixed emotions as they anticipate next steps, with many planning nursing, kinesiology, or computer science studies after commencement.
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Tourism in Hat area aims to lure visitors despite costly gas
Tourism Medicine Hat coordinator Jackie Velcoff notes uncertainty as gas prices stay high while oil hovers around $30 a barrel. A weak dollar boosts Canada visitor spending, and local hoteliers report rising American and foreign traffic even as travelers weigh fuel costs.
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