City hosts open house on Marlborough road upgrades
Medicine Hat News says the city will host a public open house on June 21 to discuss road upgrades in Marlborough. Plans include resurfacing Marwick Drive Milne Place Maris Court and McNeely Court, with the meeting at Medicine Hat College Main Foyer from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Local residents are invited to attend via the main college entrance.
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Redcliff break and enter case seeks public help
Crime Stoppers asks for tips on a June 9 residence break in Redcliff between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. at 213 Sixth St. S.E. The home was ransacked and a X-Box and Sony PlayStation 2 were stolen, valued around $600.
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Public educator salutes Charleston firefighters in Peterborough
CP PHOTO city fire department public educator Maureen Crowley walks past a sign outside the fire hall in Peterborough Ontario to honour the Charleston fire fighters. A furniture warehouse fire in Charleston collapsed its roof killing nine firefighters.
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Pluto Demoted Yet Again In Dwarf Planet Ranking
Washington reports Pluto, now a dwarf planet, not the largest in its class. Using Keck and Hubble data, Dysnomia’s motion helped estimate Eris mass at 27 percent above Pluto, though Earth remains 360 times more massive.
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Pluto
International Astronomical Union
Keck Observatory
Hubble Space Telescope
Eris
Earth
Grizzly Cubs at Risk After Train Kills Mother Near Banff
Wildlife advocate Jim Pissot of Defenders of Wildlife Canada warns two orphaned female cubs are unlikely to survive without their mother after a westbound CP Rail train struck the bears five kilometres west of Banff Alberta. The incident would raise Banff National Park train-caused grizzly deaths to twelve since 2000.
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Jim Pissot
Defenders of Wildlife Canada
Banff, Alta
Banff National Park
Saskatchewan construction forecast outlines future labour needs
The Construction Sector Council releases its third annual Construction Looking Forward edition for Saskatchewan covering 2007 to 2015. It highlights shifting demographics and strong local conditions, with building activity in other provinces expected to affect Saskatchewan’s available workforce.
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Saskatchewan
Construction Sector Council
CLC
Health warning over tainted toothpaste recall in Ontario
Health Canada warns consumers to verify food and drug product authenticity after a US recall of tainted toothpaste. A Colgate toothpaste tube found Friday at a southwestern Ontario dollar store sparked federal investigation into possible Ontario distribution.
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Toronto
Ontario
Health Canada
Federal Department
Mother guilty in newborn's death
Becky Sue Morrow pleaded guilty to two charges tied to the newborn found charred in a fire pit behind her St. Stephen home in March. A medical examiner could not determine if the infant was alive at placement, so no murder charge was filed. Crown prosecutor James McAvity said the baby was probably born alive.
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N.B
Becky Sue Morrow
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Deadly gene path in family tree linked to breast cancer
A study shows thousands of young women with breast cancer may not be offered genetic testing to identify faulty genes. The finding suggests guidelines used by insurers to decide coverage should change, said Dr. Jeffrey Weitzel of City of Hope Cancer Center.
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Jeffrey Weitzel
City of Hope Cancer Center
Duarte
Calif
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