Deer found in Edmonton hotel room by owners with fawn
A baby deer, nicknamed Fawnzie, was brought to a Best Western in downtown Edmonton by Joe Kennedy and Ava Johnson after Kennedys quad crash left the fawn orphaned. They cared for it in their hotel room with water until plans to deliver it to the University of Alberta Experimental Farm.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Joe Kennedy
Ava Johnson
Kennedy
Cold Lake
Alta
University of Alberta
Police recover stolen 1997 Dodge Neon in Medicine Hat
A green 1997 Dodge Neon stolen from the Zelmore Communications lot between 7:30 p.m. June 14 and 8:30 a.m. June 15 has been recovered near Yuill Street Southeast. Police ask anyone with information to contact Crimestoppers or the Medicine Hat Police.
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Zelmore Communications
Medicine Hat
Yuill Street
Crimestoppers
Edmonton long term plan aims for integrated growth plan
Premier Ed Stelmach announced terms of reference for a Capital Region Integrated Growth Management Plan to be completed by January 2008. The plan covers 24 municipalities plus the Industrial Heartland with a focus on economic social and environmental impacts. About 46 billion in construction projects are planned completed or underway in the Capital Region and implementation starts in Spring 2008.
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Ed Stelmach
Edmonton
Glen Avon Parents Pull Children From School
In Glen Avon Saskatchewan parents protest the closure of their school and the division’s refusal to provide bus routes desired by residents. Spokesman Glenn Loffler says the group will greet arriving buses empty on Monday, highlighting weeks of planning rejected by the division which seeks to control school choices and busing.
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Glen Avon
Crowds mark 25th Falklands anniversary in London
A photo from Buckingham Palace roof shows crowds along The Mall in London during events marking the Falklands War 25th anniversary. In June 1982 the Falkland Islands were liberated after Argentine occupation, with about 255 British servicemen and civilians dying and over 600 Argentines perishing.
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Buckingham Palace
London
Falkland Islands
Westside residents vote to form new municipality
Westside voters turnout sets record as 48 percent of 23 780 eligible cast ballots in a referendum. Fifty one percent back creating a new municipality, marking the end of years of debate over the area's political future in British Columbia.
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Kelowna
B.C
Westside
Backlog grows as IRB vacancies rise under Harper
Ottawa reports thousands of refugee claims stalled by a widening IRB vacancy crisis. Over 43 of 119 board seats are empty, 17 eliminated in a year, and processing time climbs to 12.3 months from 11.7. Pending claims reach 23,495, up 3,000.
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Ottawa
Harper
Immigration and Refugee Board
Stephen Harper
Tories
IRB
Drag race crash at Cars for Kids event kills six in Selmer
In Selmer Tennessee a drag racing car veered into a crowd during a charity exhibition burnout event killing six people in their teens or early twenties and injuring at least 18 including a five year old. Witnesses questioned why the race was allowed on a multilane street with no guard rails as authorities identified the driver as pro drag racer Troy Critchley.
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Tennessee Highway Patrol
Mike Browning
Tennessee
Mississippi
Cars For Kids
Selmer
Memphis
Troy Critchley
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