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11 Mar 2006
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 2006
Page
1
Compendium of milestone Canadian cultural and political events
March 11 1818 Mary Shelley published Frankenstein. 1848 LaFontaine Baldwin formed first responsible government of the two Canadas in the Great Administration. 1913 John Weinzweig born in Toronto, 12tone pioneer. Red Ear of Corn as a key work. 1947 Mark Stein born in Bayonne. Vanilla Fudge noted for psychedelic rock. 1963 Rolling Stones first London recording session. 1975 Northwest Territories elects first First Nations majority legislature. 1996 Celine Dion Falling Into You released, worldwide sales exceed 18 million. 2003 Philippe Kirsch elected president of ICC. Rome Treaty in force 2002 with 139 signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis LaFontaine
Robert Baldwin
United Canadas
John Weinzweig
Canada
Toronto
Weinzweig
Philippe Kirsch
International Criminal Court
Hague
Netherlands
ICC
String of local garage break-ins in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Police seek help after a series of unsolved break ins from March 9 to 10 at a detached garage on Belfast Street SE. An unlocked door was used, no items reported stolen, and investigators linked footprints found in the snow to other nearby garage intrusion attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Belfast Street
Prelude stolen from Honda for Service says that sometime between March and March 9
A black 1989 Honda Prelude was stolen from BT Honda at 16 Strachan Court SE. Police recovered the car after it was abandoned in the 00 block of Carry Cres SE on March 9. Damages include a ripped passenger door handle, damaged steering column and stolen stereo, with estimated car damage around $800. Witnesses described two men and a woman near the vehicle when dumped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Police Service
BT Honda
Strachan Court SE
Emerson Upset Voters Protest in Vancouver Olympic Village Groundbreaking
Voters from David Emerson's constituency voiced displeasure outside the Vancouver Olympic Village groundbreaking on Friday March 10 2006. The scene captured by CP PHOTO showed demonstrators gathering near the construction site criticizing the political shift and Emerson's stance ahead of upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Emerson
Olympic Village
Vancouver
Calgary education funding feud with Klein over classrooms
Calgary Public School Board chairman Gordon Dirks accuses Premier Ralph Klein of politicking with prosperity cheques while the province blocks plans for 24 new schools through 2008. Klein counters the board lacks a construction plan for obsolete facilities. Separately, Tom Fox, a kidnapped American peace activist, was confirmed killed in Iraq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Ralph Klein
Gordon Dirks
Klein
Tom Fox
Clear Brook
Virginia
al Jazeera TV
Iraq
State Department
FBI
Probes to review operations of Oyate Safe House in Regina
Saskatchewan will launch two investigations into the Oyate Safe House, a provincially funded teen shelter in Regina. The provincial auditor and the Children’s Advocate will examine staff training and whether youths remained working the streets while in care, after CBC raised concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
Children’s Advocate
Oyate
CBC
Luna the killer whale dies after tugboat propeller strike
Gold River, B C Luna, a dangerously friendly killer whale loved to play with boats and endear crowds. Dr John Ford says Luna likely died after being sucked into a tugboat propeller, with no one to blame. He was known for savvy around boats but miscalculated this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold River
B.C
Luna
British Columbia
John Ford
Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Ford
Movie industry posts global and US revenue drop in 2005
The AP reports that worldwide box office fell 7.9 percent to $23.24 billion and US revenues slipped six percent to $8.99 billion in the previous year. Tickets sold in the United States also showed a continued three year decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Motion Picture Association of America
Weather in Medicine Hat turns icy with multiple crashes
A warm start gave way to freezing slush and ice in Medicine Hat and nearby Brooks. Five city crashes occurred between 5 p.m. and midnight, while three incidents happened in Brooks earlier in the day. Temperatures hover near freezing with lows around zero and flurries possible, with a slight warm-up expected early next week. Environment Canada notes typical spring conditions for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
James Balmer
Balmer
Brooks
Sandra Sutherland
Brooks Rcmp
Ben Cormier
Environment Canada
Cormier
Winnie Stootweg
Hans Bouman
Crestwood Pool
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