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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 2007
Page
1
First manta ray born in captivity in Japan
The Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium reports the birth of a female giant manta ray, the first ever born in captivity. The newborn, 1.9 metres wide, emerged after a 374 day pregnancy from a mother brought to the aquarium in 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Associated Press
Tokyo
Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium
Aquarium
Minoru Toda
NHK
Noriyasu Suzuki
Okinawa
Medicine Hat earns national lifeguard award for small city
The City of Medicine Hat received the Class 19A Marlin Moore National Lifeguard Award at the Lifesaving Society AGM in Edmonton last Friday. The honor goes to the affiliate member serving a community under 100,000 that accumulates the highest lifeguard program point total for the year.
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City of
Medicine Hat
The
Lifesaving Society
Edmonton
Property damage reported on Chinook Crescent near residence
On June 17 at about 1 a.m. Brooks RCMP attended a disturbance at a Chinook Crescent residence after reports of loud noise. The homeowner saw two individuals flee as two garden lights and a tail light on a vehicle were damaged. Police urge anyone with information to contact Brooks RCMP or CrimeStoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Rcmp
Chinook Crescent
Alberta plebiscite urged on six new municipal taxes
The province urged voters to decide in plebiscites during fall civic elections on six proposed taxes that would raise millions yearly. Premier Ed Stelmach’s spokesman said legislation to authorize the taxes would come after the votes. Municipal groups backed a spring report seeking permission for a land transfer tax tourism levy amusement tax fuel tax vehicle registration surcharge and resource company levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stelmach
Alberta
Morton aims to raise Alberta drinking age to nineteen
Sustainable Resources Minister Ted Morton advocates raising Alberta’s drinking age to 19 citing social harm. The plan faces resistance from hotels and bars and requires cabinet or private member action in the fall session. Morton says he has tested support among Tory colleagues. a 1999 private member bill failed on second reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Sustainable Resources
Ted Morton
Morton
Saskatchewan parents threaten legal action to stop rural closures
Regina reports Save Our Schools warns a legal challenge may be needed to block about 21 rural Saskatchewan schools from closing this August as school boards confirm the closures and parents express frustration and desperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
Save Our Schools
Todd Lewis
Ontario to unveil 600 million fund for green cars
Premier Dalton McGuinty will announce a 600 million Ontario green car fund at the General Motors Oshawa plant, aiming to spur billions in investment and keep the province as North America’s top auto producer. The move ties to a Liberal plan ahead of the October 10 election and signals support for an industry shift toward greener vehicles.
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Toronto
Dalton McGuinty
McGuinty
General Motors
Oshawa
Ont
Ontario
North America
Black accused of stealing from Hollinger group
A federal prosecutor accused Conrad Black and three Hollinger International executives of fleecing shareholders of more than 60 million dollars. She said they created a bogus paper trail to hide the theft as closing arguments began in the racketeering and fraud trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Conrad Black
Hollinger International
U.S
Julie B. Ryder
Gettysburg replica to anchor Ottawa museum battle exhibit
Medicine Hat history buff Stuart LeCrerar leads a seven year project creating a detailed three day Gettysburg replica. With 40 volunteers and 31 000 infantry figures plus props, the display will open February 7 2008 at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa titled Decisive Battles.
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Stuart LeCrerar
Gettysburg
Canadian War Museum
Ottawa
Leo
Medicine Hat
Christina Selin
Cathy
LeCrerar
Miniatwe
Armistead
Pennsylvania
Selin
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