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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 2003
Page
1
Hatters Boost Barbecues With Roasting Cuts For Canada Day
Hatters celebrate Canada Day with roasts enhancing menus while A2 Food and songs mark the occasion. A3
Fire at Chinook Greenhouse in Medicine Hat under investigation
Firefighters responded to a Sunday blaze at Chinook Greenhouse and Nursery on Bridge Street in Medicine Hat. Co‑owners Kim and David Pancoast and their daughter Ammy aided in stopping spread, with arson suspected by witnesses though officials say the cause remains undetermined. Ten firefighters battled the flames for about 30 minutes with no injuries.
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Mark Jans
Natalie Bank Medicine Hat
JazzFest ends on a positive note in Medicine Hat
Thousands lined the downtown bus terminal for a free JazzFest show headlined by Lee Aaron with Mayor Vallely on hand. Producer Lyle Rebbeck hailed a sold-out week with high-caliber acts drawing national attention to the prairie town.
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Anti gun registry activist vows defiance as grace period ends
In Edmonton CP reports six month grace period to register firearms ends today. Harry Penner, 67, from Didsbury Alta, says he will not register and suggests the state would need a jail the size of a city to arrest resistors. National Firearms Association organizer Dave Tomlinson predicts widespread charges and a decade of court battles amid penalties up to 2000 dollars or six months in jail for defiance. About 300,000 of roughly 2.3 million gun owners have not applied for licences.
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