Crash Kills Medicine Hat Auto Worker on Highway 3
A 35-year-old Medicine Hat man Kelly James Crane died in a head on collision on Highway 3 near Seven Persons while passing a car in a 1976 Corvette. The other driver Kyle Cahoon of Waterton Park sustained minor injuries. RCMP seek the other vehicle’s driver believed to be in a red Chevrolet Monte Carlo.
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Medicine Hat
Highway 3
Debbie Broudy-Dubinski
Redcliff
Kyle Cahoon
Waterton Park
Crane
RCMP
Guess to appeal obstruction of justice conviction
Canadian press reports actress Guess maintains innocence and says she will appeal her obstruction of justice conviction. She described her affair with Peter Gill while on the jury that found him not guilty of murder and said, Yes, we are going to appeal, definitely.
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Toronto
Guess
Canada AM
Peter Gill
Cop in a coma after French police attack in World Cup clash
A French policeman Daniel Nivel, 44, lay in a coma after being struck by an iron bar during celebrations after Germany's World Cup match against Yugoslavia. A German suspect was arrested amid clashes. 86 fans, mostly Germans, were detained by riot police.
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Lens
France
Germany
Yugoslavia
T.V
Daniel Nivel
Daniel Cadoux
Canada plans $4 billion health overhaul in medicare push
Ottawa plans a $4 billion revamp of the national health program to be debated at a two day cabinet retreat. The plan aims to reduce surgery wait lists with MRI machines and expand home care with a 50 50 funding match model between Ottawa and provinces. A summer cabinet shuffle is rumored but denied by Prime Minister Jean Chretien.
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Ottawa
Toronto Star
Canada
Paul Martin
The
Star
Liberal
Jean Chretien
Ottawa rear admiral’s hotel costs under scrutiny
A 1997 internal military audit shows Barry Keeler’s hotel allowances in Ottawa from 1990 to 1996 totaling about $119,576, raising questions of rank-based benefit discretion. Keeler denies preferential treatment, saying there is no distinction between ordinary sailors and a rear admiral regarding benefits.
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Ottawa
Halifax
Barry Keeler
Access To
Keeler
Defence Department
Department of National Defence
Les Suites Hotel
Youth wage rise sparks debate in Medicine Hat hospitality
Hospitality leaders warn raising Alberta’s youth wage to 5.90 per hour may deter teens 15 and 16 from gaining work experience. Supporters say the small increases help equalize pay, while critics fear higher costs push layoffs and reduced hours.
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Medicine Hat
Kelly Tingley
Alberta
Conservative Caucus
Tingley
Mark von Schellwitz
Canadian Restaurant and Food Services Association
von Schellwitz
Medicine Hat Labor Council
Lawrence Gould
Canada
Canada Pension Plan
Gould
Floods Leave Mess in High River Alberta
Canadian Press reports High River in southern Alberta faced flood damage as water receded on Sunday. Residents scrambled to salvage belongings while awaiting cleanup crews after basements flooded and the Highwood River dropped about a metre. Officials warned of potential renewed cresting with more rainfall.
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Kevin van Paassen
Desmond Red Calf
Maple Creek Rodeo Grounds
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
High River Canadian Press
Alberta
Douglas Morley
Morley
Highwood
Alberta Environment Department
South Saskatchewan
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Fes M
Edicine Hat Minor Soccer Association
Lee Page AS
Crash Kills Hatter
Bill Page
Associated Press
Cohen
Archibald Maclelsh
Belleville, Ont
Dawn Rush
Wuar
Landers
Canada City News
Mr Scat
Derek Schmidt
Karate Do Academy
Prince Albert
Canadian Press and
Southam Newspapers
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