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The forecast shows Wednesday through Sunday with partly cloudy skies and a chance of thunderstorms. Temperatures reach a high near 26 and a low around 22 degrees, with varying cloud cover across the period.
26 Jun 2006
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 2006
Page
1
The forecast shows Wednesday through Sunday with partly cloudy skies and a chance of thunderstorms. Temperatures reach a high near 26 and a low around 22 degrees, with varying cloud cover across the period.
At about 1 a.m. on Sunday a head on collision occurred on Highway 1 near Suffield when a black SUV on the centre line struck the rear of a semi trailer. The SUV rolled into a ditch. the semi stopped meters away. Minor injuries were reported for the SUV driver. Charges are pending and alcohol is suspected.
A dead sperm whale washed ashore at Dalvay Beach near Charlottetown in Prince Edward Island. Crews used heavy machinery to remove the carcass after veterinarians said the whale’s chances of survival were very slim following grounding late last week.
Charles Lennon, 68, received a Dura-Il implant in 1996 and, unable to lower it, suffered pain and isolation. A 2004 jury awarded $750,000, cut to $400,000 by a judge, and the Rhode Island Supreme Court affirmed the verdict amid procedural questions.
Khalid Tarabaii, president of the Canadian Islamic Centre, says Conservative MP Peter Goldring canceled a planned meeting with Muslims after agenda issues. Tarabaii states 56 Muslim leaders had decided there was no point in meeting, citing desires to discuss Canada's Middle East policy and the anti-terrorism bill, while Goldring argues topics would not strengthen community ties.
Premier Lorne Calvert told his finance minister to press Ottawa for a clear federal commitment on equalization at the June ministers of finance meeting in Niagara on the Lake Ontario. Saskatchewan residents have waited for a fair deal and a signal the federal promise to change the formula will be kept. Calvert expects a report from Finance Minister Andrew Thomson after the gathering.
Three Canadian naval ships HMCS Algonquin, Vancouver and Regina plus two embarked Sea King helicopters arrived at Pearl Harbor to join the Rim of the Pacific Exercise. The Canadian contingent includes CF-18s, a CC-130, CP-140 Aurora aircraft and Fleet Diving Unit members, part of a 20th Canada participation in the largest multinational Pacific exercise through July.
Winnipeg based POS Systems reports 30 to 40 calls daily as businesses gear up for the one per cent GST cut on July 1. Company president Rod Thompson notes the Saturday timing over Canada Day weekend complicates rollout and may require overtime to recode cash registers. Tax reduction lowers rate from seven to six per cent at 12:01 a.m. July 1.
In southern Kandahar province a four hour gunbattle Saturday into Sunday left two coalition soldiers dead and around 45 Taliban militants killed. One coalition soldier was wounded and the nationalities remain unconfirmed as next of kin notifications proceed.
In Sydney Nicole Kidman wed Keith Urban in an intimate ceremony at St. Patrick's College amid relatives friends and Hollywood guests. Kidman wore a white Balenciaga gown with pearl earrings and waved with her father Antony outside the floodlit Gothic chapel. Urban wore a black suit with a white rose, the couple exchanging vows atop cliffside grounds overlooking a beach.
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