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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 2006
Page
1
The Medicine Hat Police Service investigates a break in at Petland at 3341 Dunmore Road. Officers found a broken front window and an attempted safe breach around 1 31 a m on June 1. No items are yet confirmed missing.警請情報提供給警方或 CrimeStoppers.
A 900-kilogram bull escaped from a Steinbach veterinary clinic and roamed residential streets for nearly a kilometre before RCMP killed it. It charged cars, fences, and people, including children, prompting tranquilizers and Tasers with little effect before officers fired five shotgun slugs to end the danger as schools let out.
The Medicine Hat Drag Racing Association will host the first CMDRA points race of the season at the drag strip with an all bike event starting 12 30 p m on Saturday for qualifications. A motorcycle rodeo follows around 5 p m and Carson Cole performs about 7 p m There is no racing Saturday night Eliminations begin Sunday at 11 30 a m
A knife-wielding Caucasian man wearing a Halloween mask robbed Newell Hotel at about 3 a.m. Friday, threatening a staff member in a bathroom stall and fleeing on foot with cash. The employee was unharmed. Brooks RCMP urge caution and ask for information or the return of a mask or knife.
Saskatchewan Crown utility SaskWater will increase rates for treated water by 56 cents per thousand gallons starting July 1, reflecting higher electricity energy and labour costs. About two thirds of customers will be affected including 27 municipalities 23 industrial users and over 250 domestic customers.
The Decima survey of 1,008 Canadians, conducted May 25 to 28, shows Conservatives at 38 percent, Liberals 29, and NDP 21. Twenty-nine percent want Harper’s party to win the next election, while 30 percent favor a Conservative majority.
Finola Hackett, 14, from Tofield Alberta, places second in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, winning part of a 40 000 US prize pool for winner Katherine Close of Ashbury Park New Jersey. She spelled knaidel and formenkreis, but erred on weltschmerz. Four of 14 Canadians competed. Leslie Newcombe of Toronto reached day two.
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