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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 2007
Page
1
Blame the sex toy not the 10 beers in impaired driving case
Kristopher Lind testifies at a British Columbia trial that his impaired driving was caused by his wife using a sex toy during the trip. He said the device distracted him as he drove on Highway 1 in Vancouver, after unwrapping it and inserting batteries with one hand while steering with his knee. Police stopped him after a roadside breath test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Langley
B.C
Kristopher Lind
Lind
Highway 1
Darth Vader Spots R2D2 Mail Box Stamp Plans
In Hollywood Los Angeles Christopher Mitchell dressed as Darth Vader draws attention to a USPS box painted as R2D2. The service painted 400 mail boxes nationwide ahead of a film stamp commemorative issue, highlighting space themed imagery for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Mitchell
Darth Vader
U.S. Postal Service
Choosewell Challenge Energizes Alberta Health Campaign
Medicine Hat News reports the Government of Alberta Healthy U campaign re energizing communities from May to November 15 to promote healthier eating and active living. Communities may register by April 30 at healthyalberta.com and access healthy recipes and activity tips online.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choosewell Challenge
Government of
Alberta
Healthy U
Mets Do Hit and Runs Investigated in Brooks
Brooks RCMP continue probe into a Friday 1:16 a.m. hit and run on Center Street. A red Dodge Diesel southbound on the opposite side struck a green GMC, leaving the scene with heavy driver side headlight damage after turning onto Cassils Road. Investigators also pursue a Thursday night hit and run on a green Pontiac Grand Am near the Silver Sage Community Corral and ask for tips to Brooks RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
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Brooks Rcmp
Center Street
Cassils
RCMP
Silver Sage Community Corral
Health Care in Saskatchewan book launch at U of Regina
The Saskatchewan Institute of Public Policy and the Canadian Plains Research Center host a launch for Health Care in Saskatchewan An Analytical Profile at the University of Regina on Thursday March 29 from 4 p.m. to 5 30 p.m. in the SIPP Window Room Gallery authors Dr Gregory Marchildon and Kevin O Fee present followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Institute of Public Policy
Canadian Plains Research Center
Saskatchewan
University of Regina
SIPP
Gregory Marchildon
Kevin O’fee
PIP-negative gonorrhea strains prompt international concern
Canadian laboratories have found no evidence of spread of PIP-negative gonorrhea strains in Canada. Public Health Agency of Canada spokesman Jean Riverin explains Canadian tests do not rely on the PIP enzyme, avoiding false negatives. Strains lacking PIP have appeared in Australia, New Zealand, England, Scotland and Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Public Health Agency of Canada
Jean Riverin
Ottawa
Australia
New Zealand
England
Scotland
Denmark
Premier appoints Ken Faulkner as Southern Alberta office director
Premier Ed Stelmach named Ken Faulkner to head the Southern Alberta office in Calgary. Faulkner, a veteran Alberta public service official with environmental expertise, leads the Alberta Practice for Global Public Affairs, a government relations firm. The role involves liaison with the Calgary Caucus and southern Alberta communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stelmach
Ken Faulkner
Southern Alberta
Calgary
Faulkner
Alberta Public Service
Alberta
Canada
Calgary Caucus
Alberta fishing licences on sale for 2007 season
Alberta anglers can purchase sportfishing licences as the 2007 Alberta Guide to Sportfishing Regulations releases. The second year of the Special Walleye License Program allows draws for keeping walleye from Lake Newell Wolf Lake and Pigeon Lake. Apply at private license issuers or by calling 1-900-45-3729 with draw period March 21 to April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Lake Newell
Wolf Lake
Pigeon Lake
Thousands rally against U S in Baghdad amid security plan
In Baghdad's Sadr City about 10 000 supporters of Muqtada al Sadr gathered in a peaceful show of defiance against U S troops and searches during the Muslim day of prayer. The crowd urged No America as al Sadr called for patience with the Baghdad security plan and a shift in stance. Italian hostage Cosma Russo returned home to Bernalda with Francesco Arena after more than three months in captivity in Niger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Muqtada al-Sadr
Sadr
U.S
al-Sadr
America
Cosma Russo
Bernalda
Italy
Francesco Arena
Niger
Jeopardy three way tie shocks show and fans
New York AP reports Jeopardy! produced its first ever three way tie with all three contestants finishing final in the Women of the 1930s category at 16000 dollars each. Bonnie Parker noted as a waitress who once served one of the men who shot her, host Trebek said the moment was unprecedented.
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New York
Alex
Bonnie Parker
Bonnie and Clyde
Alex Trebek
Jamey Kirby
Gainesville, Fla
Anders Martinson
Union City
Calif
Scott Weiss
Walkersville, Md
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