Speed crackdown on Trans-Canada speeders in Saskatchewan
RCMP and Swift Current police announce a crackdown on drivers on the Trans-Canada Highway in Saskatchewan. Some sections stay at 100 kmh where two lane or under construction. most twinned sections now 110. Passing workers carries a 60 kmh limit with fines from 140. Enforcement will use traditional and non-traditional methods.
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RCMP
Saskatchewan
Swift Current
Trans-Canada
Alberta
Maple Creek
Tompkins
Calgary boy in coma after pedestrian collision
Seven year old Brenden Steele formerly of Medicine Hat remains in a coma on life support at Alberta Children's Hospital after being hit by a car at Prairie Winds park. A trust fund has been opened at Royal Bank Transit 009 Account 5522099 Institution 003 to assist the family.
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Calgary
Medicine Hat
Brenden Steele
Prairie Winds Park
Brenden
Alberta Children's Hospital
Rosemary Yeryk
Steeles
Hat
Yeryk
Royal Bank
Newspapers in Education boosts literacy in classrooms
A study from nine states finds NIE participants improve reading ability by about 10 percent, with the strongest impact in middle schools and among students from non English speaking households. Donna Robinson pursues outreach through tours, workshops, and class presentations while community sponsors fund subscriptions.
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U.S
NIE
Donna Robinson
Newspapers
Robinson
Diana Rose
J.F Cox School
Redcliff
Rose
Iraq
Mad cow compensation package eyed despite border fears
Canadian mad cow disease shocks milk and beef sectors with a 460 million dollar federal provincial plan. Local producers fear long shutdowns as they weigh selling calves, holding cattle, and awaiting spring demand. Critics urge faster action while lawmakers argue money must be spent prudently.
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Canada
Lyle Taylor
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Taylor
Jean Chretien
Jack Osadezuk
Chretien
Liberal Party
Osadezuk
Monte Solberg
Anderson
Truckers to Meet Page A5 Slaughter Payment Scale
Sliding scale for payments shows producer returns and government subsidies. Prices listed include 105 cents per pound base, with government payments and producer returns ranging from 39 to 99 cents per pound depending on grade and market conditions.
Nigerian scam targets Hat business warns city police
NABUIGI SE ALT City police warn of a Nigerian mail scam variant. Sgt. Mike Pearce described a Hat business receiving a phony $10,000 cheque from Nigeria. The letter asks to bank the cheque and ship computers, promising extra money for shipping. Pearce urged people to shred such letters and avoid acting on offers that seem too good to be true.
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Mike Pearce
Nigeria
Pearce
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