Weather forecast garbled with multiple days
The text provides a murky forecast listing days Tuesday and Wednesday with cloudy conditions and highs, alongside fragmented phrases about cloudy skies and a repeated pattern of numeric values and vague measurements. The meaning is unclear and specific locations or times are not stated.
Notable Canadian and global music milestones across history
A chronology cites Julia Hart born 1796 the first Canadian born author published in Canada and died 1867. It notes the 1871 Manitoba legislative council opening, 1924 Guy Lombardo early recordings in Richmond Indiana, and 1937 Tommy Hunter born in London Ontario who later led CBC shows and international exposure. Also covered are Elvis Presley 1956 chart peak, 1981 Reagan Ottawa visit, 1986 hunger strike by Senator Hebert over Katimavik, 1995 Garth Brooks manufacturer event, and 1997 Spice Girls first UK chart dominance.
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Change of date for fraud case in Medicine Hat
A Calgary woman, 24, charged with 10 fraud counts, saw her Medicine Hat case moved to March 26 for trial setting. Police say Marci Craig used counterfeit cards including Mosaik Mastercard and Visa Aeroplan Gold along with fake ID at two Medicine Hat stores.
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Changes at Paradise Valley to protect grizzlies in Banff
Parks Canada will close one trail upgrade another and shut the current campground in Paradise Valley near Lake Louise Banff to reduce human bear contact and safeguard a vulnerable female grizzly population in one of the park s core reproduction areas.
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Alberta's 2006 fishing guide released signals season start
The Medicine Hat News reports Alberta unveils the 2006 Alberta Guide to sportfishing as the province revitalizes fisheries. Minister David Coutts says input from Albertans supports an enjoyable angling season while the walleye stocking program is reactivated this spring with upgrades at Cold Lake Hatchery. Sportfishing licenses go on sale March 16 and guides are available at license issuers or Fish and Wildlife offices.
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Rothstein sworn in as new Supreme Court of Canada justice
Rothstein, 65, was sworn Thursday as Canada’s newest Supreme Court justice in a private morning ceremony in the high court’s main courtroom. An official welcome is planned for April 10 as the court’s spring session opens, after Prime Minister Stephen Harper appointed him earlier this month. The Winnipeg former Federal Court judge faced MPs from all four parties in a lengthy public hearing last month, replacing Justice John Major who retired in December.
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Quebec Health Minister outlines bird flu pandemic plan
Quebec Health Minister Philippe Couillard gestures after a news conference detailing government plans in case of an avian flu pandemic. The briefing took place in Quebec City on Thursday March 9 2006.
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Quebec Girds for Flu Pandemic Worst-Case
Health Minister Philippe Couillard outlined a plan for a severe influenza pandemic in Quebec. The worst-case model assumes 35 percent of residents infected in eight weeks, about 2.6 million people, with 34,000 hospitalizations and 8,500 deaths.
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Ahmadinejad Warns West Over Nuclear Action
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in Brujerd Lorestan, warned the West on March 9 2006 that it will suffer more than Iran if it acts against Iran nuclear plans. He rejected referral to the U N Security Council as unjust and vowed to continue nuclear work.
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UK police raid Murphy's turf targets IRA chief of staff
Police backed by British and Irish troops conducted the largest raid around Thomas Murphy known as Slab Murphy at his Hackballs Cross farm and fuel business in Ireland. The operation signals a shift as security forces move to prosecute Murphy's smuggling empire after IRA disarmament. Murphy was not arrested.
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Slab) Murphy
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French students held hostage by former teacher
A former teacher armed with a handgun held 23 people hostage in a high school classroom in Sable-sur-Sarthe, France. After hours of negotiations he surrendered calmly and was taken into custody. no injuries were reported.
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Father given eight-year term for spiking tennis rivals
Christophe Fauviau, a former military pilot and father of rising star Valentine Fauviau, was jailed for eight years after confessing at trial in Mont-de-Marsan southwestern France. He admitted spiking water bottles with Temesta to sedate opponents 27 times in tournaments across France from 2000 to 2003.
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Heaton Bateman Collins Set for ABC Pilot and Fox Project
Patricia Heaton leads an ABC half hour pilot as a widowed mom joining a parent teacher organization with Justine Bateman and Mo Collins. Brad Garrett stars in Fox pilot Til Death as a married man next to newlyweds, per network and Fox spokesmen.
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Canadians find diet trio boosts LDL drop beyond twenty percent
A Canadian study shows that nearly one third of participants who ate a blend of almonds soy protein plant sterol margarine and sticky soluble fibre from oat bran barley okra and eggplant achieved LDL reductions over 20 percent, comparable to Lovastatin in a prior trial. Lead author Dr. David Jenkins of the University of Toronto notes the combination amplifies cholesterol lowering beyond individual foods.
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