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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 2003
Page
3
Fragmentary note describes a gym class held at Edmonton city hall wading pool on a Tuesday. Lyndsey and classmates attempted to perform well against a team or group referred to as the Heat. Text is garbled but indicates a sports or fitness activity with local participants.
Farmers cheer rain and snowmelt that revived drought battered fields in east central Alberta and across the Prairies. Officials project wheat and durum crops near normal levels in 2003 04 with barley also rising as moisture improves while some areas remain dry and cautious.
Ottawa reports indicate a 1.7 billion climate action plan to fund home retrofit rebates, renewable energy, clean fuels and carbon storage. While details like the 74 million homeowner rebates and emissions covenants remain undecided, ministers have presented proposals to cabinet with announcements slated later.
About 150 Montana and Alberta producers, officials and group leaders gathered in Great Falls for the Montana Alberta Agriculture Opportunities Conference opening session. Attendees including Mark Keller and Joe Bird Rattler discussed BSE concerns from Alberta and urged stronger North American cooperation to protect land, maintain health standards, and expand world markets. Darryl Hutchings and Ralph Peck stressed border openness and unified trade, noting ongoing dialogue on origin labeling and non tariff barriers.
A York Region man hospitalized with West Nile like symptoms was ruled not infected after a second test. Public health officials cited initial positives from antibodies but confirmed no virus presence, while two or three other potential regional cases await assessment.
Families of Canadian soldiers killed in the Kandahar bombing press for clarity as Lt Gen Bruce Carlson weighs whether two U S pilots will face court martial. A February special hearing recommended dismissal but possible outside-military handling remains. Awaited rulings could include penalties or exoneration.
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