Medicine Hat Hosts First Annual Relay for Life
Medicine Hat staged its inaugural Relay for Life at Kin Coulee Park with coverage on page A7 noting stories and photographs.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 2003
Page
1
Medicine Hat Mavericks Host Inaugural Home Game
The Medicine Hat Mavericks prepare for their first home game of the season at the A10 venue. Team officials emphasize community support and a competitive debut against visiting squads, aiming to kick off the campaign with momentum.
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Medicine Hat Mavericks
Queen's coronation marked by 50th anniversary
Today commemorates half a century since the Queen's coronation with a feature story and photo spread. The piece highlights heritage, royal pages, and public celebrations across venues, reflecting on monarchy traditions and national memory.
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Story
Medieval mayhem blocks siege on South Railway Street
Lord Caius and Emerick, portrayed by Scott Fix and Tim McShane, halt a medieval strike ram outside Rawdesign Import on South Railway Street in Medicine Hal. Both actors belong to The Society for Creative Anachronism, which re-creates medieval arts and skills.
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Lord Caius
Scott Fix
Ram Emerick
Tim McShane
Rawdesign
South Railway Street
Medicine
McShane
Fix
Society For Creative
Mad Cow Crisis Deepens in Canada as Third Week Opens
The mad cow scare drags into its third week with calls for federal compensation to aid the cattle sector. Industry officials warn of a midweek price crunch without relief as export bans bite, and buyers delay slaughter cattle amid fears after a northern Alberta cow died of BSE on May 20. Alberta officials and feedlot groups urge government action to restore market confidence and plant operation.
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Calgary
Alberta
Ron Axelman
Alberta Cattle Peeders Association
Axelman
Alberta Agriculture
Shirley McClellan
Lyle Vanclief
Paul Martin
Alberta cows win mad cow clearance push for border reopen
NDP leader Layton says Albertans feel alienated while officials proclaim cattle culled in Alberta and Saskatchewan cleared of mad cow disease. Canada seeks to reopen the U S border by arguing tests on source herds will be complete by Friday and live cattle under 30 months may be allowed.
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Martin
Regina
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Deal struck ends Air Canada crisis in Canada
Allan Swift reports Air Canada reached labor deals with unions including pilots, cutting costs by 1.1 billion. Ontario judge warned of possible liquidation if agreements failed. Pilots concessions around 250 million yearly. pay cuts up to 16 percent. Attendants express mixed relief and anger over longer shifts and lower pay as workers brace for a leaner airline. Travelers urge government restraint, favoring rivals like Jetsgo and WestJet as options.
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Montreal
Canada
Air Canada
Robert Milton
Ontario
Air Canada Pilots Association
Rob Sheerratt
Dorval
Sheerratt
Vancouver
Canadian Union of Public Employees
Hawaii
Sheerral
Jetsgo
Mason
Paul Leveille
Winnipeg
SARS death toll rises in Toronto as probe continues
A 60-year-old woman died, lifting Canada's SARS death toll as investigators probe five other recent fatalities for possible link to the virus. Ontario reports 52 active probable cases and 14 suspect cases, with 17 in critical condition, as officials urge caution and note no hospital-wide spread or quarantine ordered.
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Rouge Valley Health Centre
Toronto
Canada
Jim Young
Ontario
Colin O’cunha
Young
Rouge Valley
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