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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 2007
Page
1
Grandmother and Granddaughter Face Bobcat at Farm
In WEST BRANCH New Brunswick Winnie Wilson 66 and her granddaughter Mackenzie confronted a bobcat near their farmhouse as the animal tried to attack a barn cat. Wilson struck the bobcat with a broom and kept swinging until her husband shot the animal as it fled the yard.
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West Branch
N.B
New Brunswick
Winnie Wilson
Mackenzie
New
Wilson
Skating Road in Brockville Amid Freezing Rain
Randy Steinbach skates down Beley Street in Brockville Ontario as freezing rain turns to snow Friday morning. Several hours of freezing rain left sidewalks and streets icy turning many surfaces into skating rinks.
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Randy Steinbach
Beley Street
Brockville
Ont
Man in hospital after fire at Campbell Crescent
On March 2 at 12 34 a m fire and police were called to a structure fire at 38 Campbell Cres SE The fire started in a ground floor apartment and one male was taken to hospital for treatment The rest of the apartment building was evacuated of all tenants The cause of the fire is under investigation and no damage estimate is available
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Campbell Cres
Concert features stories and songs at Fifth Avenue church
Linnea Good and Nancy Reeves perform in a family friendly concert at Fifth Avenue Memorial United Church on Tuesday March 20 at 7 p.m. The program blends songs and stories for all ages with admission 10 for adults 5 for children six to twelve and free for under six. Tickets available at the church office or at the door.
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Linnea Good
Nancy Reeves
Fifth Avenue Memorial United Church
Ife
Gas thief sought in Duchess fuel theft case
Brooks RCMP seek a man 35 to 40 years old, 5'4" with dark hair after a $50 gas theft at the Whistle Stop Duchess. Suspect wore a plaid shirt and black clothing, fled in a brown 1996 or 1997 Crown Victoria or Grand Marquis on Highway 36 toward Rosemary. Call 403-362-5548 or 1-800-222-TIPS.
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Brooks Rcmp
Duchess
Rosemary
RCMP
Brooks & District
Alberta to publish minister expenses online starting April reports
As of May 31 the Alberta government will post details of all expenses by ministers and staff online. Updates will occur monthly and cover ministers executive assistants and administrative staff. Categories include accommodation travel meals hosting and working sessions goods supplies and services and other expenses. The first reports will cover April costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Alberta Labour Board backs teachers in Parkland strike
The Alberta Labour Relations Board ruled Parkland school board is engaging in its own form of bullying, siding with teachers in the ongoing strike. Classes are canceled for about 9,500 students in Spruce Grove to Entwistle since February 17, after the board complained the strike was illegal due to improper notice.
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Edmonton
Alberta Labour Relations Board
Parkland School Board
Spruce Grove
Entwistle
Rural Women's Month proclaimed in Saskatchewan
March is declared Rural Women's Month in Saskatchewan and will be observed with events by women’s groups across communities. The activities align with International Women’s Day on March 8 as organized by local groups and provincial associations.
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Saskatchewan
United Nation
Saskatchewan Residents Open Nominations for Premier's Award
Saskatchewan residents have until April 30 to nominate provincial public service employees for the 2007 Premier's Award for Excellence. Up to six awards will be announced during National Public Service Week in June with a fall presentation. Call 1-877-427-5505 or visit gr.gov.sk.ca/Protocal for details.
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Saskatchewan
Treasury
Gr.gov
Saskatchewan raises minimum wage to 7.90 an hour
Saskatchewan completes its three stage minimum wage hikes with a 40 cent increase to 7.90 per hour. Premier Lorne Calvert says the rise helps low income workers cope with inflation in the province.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Lorne Calvert
Bat bite leads to rare rabies case east of Edmonton
An adult male in eastern Edmonton region contracted an unusual rabies case after being bitten by a bat in August and not receiving post exposure treatment. He began showing neurological symptoms in January and remains in serious condition in hospital. Dr. Karen Grimsrud notes rabies is nearly always fatal once symptoms appear.
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Edmonton
Karen Grimsrud
New Brunswick bill lets clergy refuse same sex marriages
The Opposition reintroduces a bill allowing provincial clerks and clergy to refuse to perform same sex marriage ceremonies. Conservative member David Alward argues the measure protects both equal marriage rights and religious freedoms while Justice Minister T J Burke says the Liberal party will back the amendment to the Marriage Act.
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Fredericton
New Brunswick
David Alward
Tories
T.J. Burke
Liberal Party
Army secretary resigns amid Walter Reed scandal
Washington AP report that Francis Harvey stepped down abruptly as the Bush administration battles fallout from substandard care for war wounded at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Gates announced the departure. Bush ordered a broad review of military and veteran hospital conditions.
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Washington
Francis Harvey
Bush
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Harvey
Defence
Robert Gates
George W. Bush
Iraq
Afghanistan
Gates
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