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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1990
Page
9
Police found 20 year old Frederick Gagen dead on arrival after a stabbing at a north Winnipeg address. Paulette Ann Henry, 20, is charged with second degree murder. In separate items, Winnipeg Jets feud with city owners prompts calls for a consultant to broker talks.
Thousands joined demonstrations across Canada marking the first anniversary of the Tiananmen Square killings. Toronto hosted about 8,000 people while Ottawa Vancouver Calgary Edmonton and others heard speeches from Amnesty International and the National Action Committee on the Status of Women. A Beijing dissident Zhao Hong Liang urged gratitude to those who stand for democracy as crowds near the Chinese embassy remembered the June 4 crackdown.
Jamie Leno and more than 60 attendees gathered at the International Rett Syndrome Conference in Toronto as researchers outline Rett syndrome a genetic brain disorder affecting mainly girls hand wringing and loss of speech are key symptoms doctors note misdiagnoses persist Rett is linked to an X chromosome defect and music therapy shows promise in helping communication.
Winnipeg city councillor warns a major AIDS epidemic could erupt if the province withholds funding for a needle-exchange program for drug users. The report emphasizes urgent local health and policy actions and the need for public health measures.
A guard, Pat Boudreau of Enterprise Ontario, was suspended without pay after publicly criticizing government policy and wearing a lapel pin implying whites are a minority in Canada. Warden Tom Epp vowed a swift investigation and possible punishment. The incident triggers broader debate on AIDS, needle exchange programs, and public health strategies.
About 200 reporters from across Canada attended the Centre for Investigative Journalism ceremony in Winnipeg. Winners include Linda McQuaig for a Globe and Mail piece on Patricia Starr scandal and The Sunday Express team for Unheard Cries at Mt Cashel Orphanage.
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