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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 2003
Page
1
Prince Edward wraps up a Saskatchewan royal tour with a stop in Moose Jaw, concluding a sequence of engagements across the province. The visit highlighted community events and local receptions as part of his itinerary.
Medicine Hat Tigers fans watched Stefan Meyer Clarke MacArthur and Kevin Nastiuk go in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft with Meyer and MacArthur taken early and Nastiuk picked in round four. Montreal also selected Andrei Kastitsyn 10th overall, a former CHL import pick who had hoped to join Medicine Hat, though he did not travel to Canada. Tigers GM Rick Carriere said Kastitsyn may still join the team if Montreal permits, while Meyer MacArthur and Nastiuk attended the draft in Nashville or watched from home.
In Lethbridge County officials plan a 1:30 p.m. media briefing to declare an economic disaster after a single mad cow case. County Reeve David Oseen warns the impact will worsen, with losses cited at up to four billion dollars across cattle, trucking, feed mills and related industries as U.S. border restrictions bite. Local leaders urge swift provincial action while cattlemen move surplus beef to markets to avert a bottleneck.
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein meets U S agriculture officials and Vice-President Dick Cheney to press for lifting the month long beef ban tied to a mad cow discovery. A CFIA review report due this week could influence U S decision as Canada seeks partial border reopening for low risk beef and related products.
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