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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 04, 2006

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UV Index Explained and Skin Risk

The UV index forecasts ultraviolet radiation from the sun. Higher numbers indicate greater risk of skin damage and sunburn.

Prime Minister Pitt Introduces Quebec Division Plan

March 4 1791 the Constitutional Act to divide Quebec into Upper and Lower Canada was presented in the British House of Commons by Prime Minister William Pitt. The note references later events including a 1966 Ottawa scandal and Trudeau's 1971 marriage in Vancouver.

Quebec Upper Lower Canada House of Commons William Pitt Ottawa Gerda Munsinger Lucien Cardin Pierre Sevigny John Diefenbaker Munsinger Pierre Elliott Trudeau Margaret Sinclair Vancouver

Notable 1990s celebrity deaths and events recap

Summary of various celebrities and moments: Loretta Lynn’s film biography 1980s Nashville premiere with Sissy Spacek. John Candy dies in 1994 in Mexico. Kurt Cobain’s Rome overdose linked to later suicide notes. Liona Boyd concerts for OJ Simpson trial jurors in 1995. Beatles tour offer rejected in 1996. Minnie Pearl dies at 83 in Nashville after a stroke, long Grand Ole Opry and Hee Haw career.

Loretta Lynn Nashville Lynn Sissy Spacek Minnie Pearl Pearl Sarah Cannon Grand Ole Opry Hee-Haw

Local men win Bighorn award in Edmonton gala

Dr. Bob Fisher of Medicine Hat and Jay Bartsch of Brooks were among six Albertans honored with The Order of the Bighorn for outstanding wildlife conservation work. The gala in Edmonton featured praise from Minister David Coutts, highlighting broad resident involvement across Alberta.

Medicine Hat Brooks

Tele-Bail Says Saskatchewan Trial Court to Hear Weekend Bail

Saskatchewan introduces Tele-Bail, a province wide service allowing judges to conduct bail hearings by telephone from 1 PM to 5 PM on Saturdays and Sundays. Weekend arrests previously faced weekend custody with Monday Crown decisions on release conditions.

Saskatchewan

Alberta suspends spring grizzly bear hunt for three years

Sustainable Resource Development Minister David Coutts announced that Alberta will ban all grizzly bear hunting province wide for three years. He said the move allows scientists to gather and interpret more data on bear populations while pursuing a precautionary approach during the spring season.

Edmonton Alberta Sustainable Resource Development David Coutts Coutts

Four youths sought after fatal transit bus beating in Edmonton

Police in Edmonton say they have absolutely nothing to go on after a 35 year old man was killed by four young males on a transit bus Thursday night. Officers searched the Edmonton Research Park area, with dogs deployed, to locate the attackers believed to be between 15 and 20 years old and white. Three other passengers offered little description.

Edmonton Edmonton Research Park Dan Jones

Isolated BSE case ends probe in Canada

Ottawa report says Canada's latest mad cow discovery is isolated after tracing two offspring and 156 cattle from the same Alberta farm. Investigators considered several infection sources with contaminated feed deemed most likely, noting young animals are most susceptible to BSE.

Ottawa Canada Canadian Food Inspection Agency Alberta

BC union votes 80 percent for possible strike

Vancouver CP reports the BC Government and Service Employees Union votes 80 percent in favor of striking if no deal by end of next weekend. Main remaining issues are wages and privatization with a demand for about 10 percent pay rise over three years aligned with Alberta's civil worker package.

Vancouver B.C Government and Service Employees Union George Heyman Alberta

Coroner clarifies teen death not caused by peanut butter kiss

Saguenay coroner Michel Miron says Christina Desforges a 15 year old with a severe peanut allergy did not die from kissing her boyfriend after he ate peanut butter. Miron noted the final report is not yet submitted and declined to reveal the death cause in an interview.

Saguenay, Que Michel Miron Miron Christina Desforges Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean

Haircut detour lands man in prison in Thunder Bay

Nathan Myles, 25, was sentenced to three years and 30 days for dangerous driving and failing to stop for police, plus charges of obstructing an officer and breach of recognizance. He faced firearm possession while prohibited, assault, and received time served for threatening to cause death after pleading guilty.

Thunder Bay Ont Ontario Nathan Myles Myles

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