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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 2007
Page
1
The Grasslands Naturalists host their annual potluck tonight at 6 p.m. at Police Point Park. Attendees should bring chairs plates cutlery and drinks. The event welcomes all who want to share food conversation and news from the group. For more information call Martha at 526-2226.
Canadian Blood Services schedules a July 10 clinic at Medicine Hat Lodge with two sessions from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m and 3 p m to 6 p m. A second clinic runs the next day from 8 30 a m to 10 a m and 1 30 p m to 3 p m. Appointments advised at 1 888 236 6283 to reduce lines. Local clinics collect about 300 units. could save up to three lives.
Regina health regions warn elective surgeries and non essential hospital stays may be cut as a labor dispute worsens. Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations CEO Susan Antosh cites timing after the Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan served a 48 hour strike notice. Workers from paramedics to pharmacists could strike by midweek, with talks possible, though a wide scale walkout is being prepared.
In a Toronto speech at the American Water Works Association conference, Justin Trudeau warned that North America's water conservation depends on individual efforts, not only politicians. He urged people to consider water sources, usage, and what to look for in the area.
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co. seeks more than $100,000 from Archie Billard in Nova Scotia Supreme Court to recover a $118,555.66 settlement paid to Theresa McEvoy's family after she was killed in 2004 when her car was rammed by a stolen vehicle. The insurer says it was the McEvoy vehicle’s insurer.
U S homeland security chief Michael Chertoff visited the Peace Bridge in Buffalo and said he will study secure driver’s licenses as border IDs. He discussed delaying the passport requirement if New York and other states move quickly to develop credible licenses while border crossings may be affected next summer. Relatives grieve as six U N peacekeepers slain in Lebanon are flown to Madrid on a military flight.
The 2007 World Drug Report by UNODC says Afghanistan raised opium output from about 4000 tonnes in 2005 to 6000 tonnes in 2006, driving global opium production to a new record while overall global drug use remains steady and cannabis use declines in North America.
Neighbours from Winnipeg to nearby farms and two Hutterite colonies gathered to salvage belongings from Desrochers fields after a tornado ripped their house near Baldur Manitoba. Emergency officials urged a national warning system to reach people via cellphones as more twisters battered western Manitoba.
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