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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 2006
Page
1
Weekend forecast shows Saturday from 18 to 1 with partly cloudy skies and highs around 2 and lows near -7. Strongly cloudy with a chance of snow and very cold lows around -9. Monday 20 brings mostly cloudy skies with a high near -1 and a low around -6.
March 14 1843 James Douglas founded Victoria BC. Quincy Jones born 1933 in Chicago later shaping global music. Jones produced We Are the World and MJ albums while pursuing jazz, European work, Mercury Records, and film scores. 1946 Fred Rose arrest hush. 1945 Gouzenko defected revealing Soviet espionage. Marc Garneau named to space shuttle mission. 2005 China passed law to attack Taiwan if independence moves.
The Redcliff RCMP arrested Gary James Sametz 41 of Medicine Hat on an alleged assault in Redcliff. Police say on March 12 in the early evening he and a woman argued at Hylton Hotel, then accompanied her to her home where he punched her causing minor injuries. Sametz will appear in Medicine Hat Provincial Court Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.
Medicine Hat Police Service arrested a 17 year old and an 18 year old in connection with a string of vehicle thefts at the start of March. Five vehicles were stolen between March 3 and 10, all recovered with forcible entry damage. Names withheld under the Youth Justice Act. court appearance set for March 13 at 9:30 a.m.
The Medicine Hat News reports on a Sunshine Dilemma with a quoted remark from Monica Schwann, outreach program manager for the Alberta Cancer Board, in the March 13 edition. The piece focuses on board responses and community impact surrounding the issue.
Quebec Premier Jean Charest receives applause from caucus president David Whissel and fellow lawmakers at the start of a meeting in Quebec City on the eve of the new legislative session. The government plans an inaugural speech to open the session Tuesday.
Police identified Bernard Sykes Eagle Speaker 31 of the Blood Tribe and Shaun Miller 21 of Swift Current Sask as the men who died when an SUV rolled off Highway 509 into a ditch about 24 kilometres east of Standoff in southern Alberta. Both men worked for Precision Drilling and authorities are investigating the crash cause.
Muslim students at the University of Regina announce that cartoons causing international protests will be among Islam Awareness Week topics. Eman Ramadan of the Muslim Student Association says the week aims to raise awareness of Islam and counter negative media portrayals.
Former Ontario premier Bob Rae said in Winnipeg he will decide in coming days whether to join the federal Liberal leadership race. He told a Canadian Club luncheon that no big announcement would come soon and used his speech to push higher education as a national priority to keep Canada globally competitive.
A confidential bargaining report prepared for B C Teachers Federation delegates in Vancouver urges open contract talks this month with a pay hike to match Alberta and Ontario levels and a guarantee of 200 minutes weekly preparation time. If no tentative deal by May, a strike vote should be planned. A government study earlier estimated a 20 percent pay and benefits boost to reach Alberta levels.
The Genies honored C R A Z Y by Jean Marc Vallee with best picture among ten awards including best director editing and acting. Water and Where the Truth Lies also won multiple Genies while Francophone cinema dominated. Awards host pre taped after party coverage aired on Citytv Bravo and Star.
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