Kosovo talks collapse as monitors quit Kosovo
Canadian Press reports international negotiators left Pristina after Serb rejection of a U S backed peace plan for Kosovo. Monitors including 65 Canadians began departing as NATO air strikes loomed. Ethnic Albanians had signed a unilateral agreement, but talks in Paris ended with no progress.
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Ottawa Defence Minister denounces sexual misconduct at forces facility
Art Eggleton cited a Kingston Ontario incident from 1997 to 1998 at the Canadian Forces School of Communications and Electronics where porn films and an inflatable sheep were used as sex toys. A June 1998 report led to demotions and fines after four men and a woman were charged. three men were found guilty with fines from 800 to 1500 dollars.
Bull rider Kagan Sirett holds on for 81 at Medicine Hat rodeo
At The Arena in Medicine Hat, 19-year-old Kagan Sirett rode White Lighting for 81, trailing leader Robert Bowers on Fatal Instinct with 86. Sirett aims for Canadian Finals Rodeo, crediting early rodeo roots near Jordie Campbell and Empress. Kirk Giraudier and others scored in the 82-84 range as the Spring Indoor Pro Rodeo kicked off.
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Sirett
Empress
Robert Bowers
Brooks Cowboy
Canada
Jordie Campbell
Bamereton
Cody Snyder
Kirk Giraudier
Marty Broderson
Vauxhall
Brent Williams
Shonshone
Idaho
Kyle Honga
Wit and wisdom on work ethic and desire
Quotation from Sam Ewing on character shown by effort and attitude. Kathleen A. Sutton adds a counterpoint about appreciating whatone has when pursuits are blocked. The pair frames a pragmatic view of ambition and gratitude.
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Sam Ewing
Trojans reach final as McKenzie leads in semifinal win
In Friday's Canadian Colleges Athletic Association Women's Basketball Nationals semifinal at Medicine Hat College Rhona McKenzie of the Trojans overcame a sprained ankle to score 15 points with eight rebounds. Lori Jackson added 15 and Lisa Jensen 12 as the Trojans beat Malaspina 63-49 to earn a berth against Les Nomades de College Montmorency. Gina Sage of Malaspina, the star, absorbed the loss as coach Tom Elwood praised her.
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Lori Jackson
Lisa Jensen
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Lisa Ozcan
Malaspina University College Mariners
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Sage
Tom Elwood
Dueck appeals forced treatment in major Canadian case
Saskatchewan high court to hear Tyrell Dueck case as parents fight lower court order ceding medical decision power to the province The 13 year old seeks alternative treatment plan including vitamin therapy in Tijuana Mexico while Tim Dueck says his son should decide his own care from Martensville near Saskatoon private details reflect ethical debate.
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Tim
Martensville
Saskatoon
Evensen Regains Home After Bank Foreclosure
Jn Evensen won back her Toronto home after the Royal Bank apologized for foreclosing on her loan and auctioning the house. The bank cited delays in assessing her case and said people should not be treated as numbers. Evensen fell behind on payments after a car accident left her unable to work.
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David Moorcroft
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