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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 2007
Page
1
A compact forecast notes partly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers. Highs near 17 to 18 Celsius and lows around 7 to 8 Celsius across the period, described as pleasant overall despite the possible showers.
Massillon residents accuse the Worshippers of Christ the Warrior King Church of creating noise during revival periods. Church members say they are being harassed for their worship and seek a resolution without silencing their rites. Police previously responded to complaints.
In Canada, Greenland, and Norway researchers investigate pictures from a Bonavista Bay resident showing a skeleton protruding from an iceberg near Newfoundland. The team debates the species and age of the remains as interest spikes.
Cypress County the City of Medicine Hat and the Town of Redcliff will continue developing an intermunicipal development plan through the summer. The IDP is a statutory bylaw that defines future land use and the parties also review regional servicing for water sewer and solid waste management. The steering committee prefers not to rush the process and includes a reeve mayors aldermen councillors managers and planners.
Brooks RCMP investigate a Friday evening hit and run on Greenbrook Crescent. A motorcyclist suffered minor injuries after a blue older model car clipped him with its mirror and fled. Police seek tips to identify the vehicle and driver, Crimestoppers 1 800 222 TIPS.
Saskatchewan expands its tourism push with a province wide awareness campaign and on air trivia contests across radio stations. The events run Monday through Saturday to spotlight local attractions resources and the people behind the province's growing tourism sector.
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams joins Ontario Quebec and New Brunswick in insisting Parliament cannot unilaterally reform the Senate. He asks Prime Minister Harper to withdraw Bill S-4 imposing eight year terms and Bill C-43 creating an elected Senate, urging proper process.
Nova Scotia MP Bill Casey threatens to vote against his government’s budget implementation bill. He met Finance Minister Jim Flaherty seeking changes to protect offshore oil and gas wealth without affecting equalization payments. If not altered, Casey will vote against the bill.
The Associated Press reports Conrad Black furnished his Park Avenue apartment with lavish items including a $12,000 commode and a $17,000 built in music system as his racketeering and fraud trial proceeded. His expected defense witness Donald Trump did not appear.
U S military judge dismisses charges against Canadian detainee Omar Khadr at Guantanamo Bay in a surprising ruling that undermines the military commissions system. The order leaves Khadr in custody as an enemy combatant while the war on terror continues, sparking scattered reactions from supporters who favor regular courts.
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