Weekend Weather Outlook in Brief
Weather summary shows a cool and unsettled weekend with mix of rain and snow possible. Friday night into Sunday includes temperatures around freezing with highs near 3 to 6 degrees and lows near 0 to 1 degree as clouds move in and out.
Births and career milestones in arts and military history
March 22 1884 marks the birth of Elizabeth Smellie in Port Arthur Ontario as Canada’s first woman colonel. Andrew Lloyd Webber, born in London in 1948, rose from a child composing lineage to form Jesus Christ Superstar with Tim Rice, later creating Evita Cats and The Phantom of the Opera. He was knighted in 1992 and joined the House of Lords in 1997. Canada and 115 other...
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Nations approve UN treaty on hazardous waste trade
Unanimous UN sponsored agreement sets rules that hazardous waste may only be exported to countries capable of safe handling. Developing nations complain of dumping by industrialized countries. Environmentalists warn the waste trade is a multibillion dollar business.
Medicine Hat College Hosts Power Engineering Open House
Medicine Hat College invites prospective students to an open house for its Power Engineering Technology Diploma program on March 22 from 6 30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the power engineering lab on Kipling Street. Instructors and current students will be available to answer questions. The college notes it is the only Alberta post secondary outside Calgary and Edmonton offering this diploma.
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CrimeStoppers Crime of the Week: Shed Break-In Theft
Between March 10 and March 11 a shed on the old Trans-Canada Highway west of Redcliff was broken into and a STIHL weed trimmer valued at over $200 was stolen. Crimestoppers offers up to $2000 for information leading to an arrest and urges calling 1 800 222 8477 with tips on this and other crimes.
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Medicine Hat teen charged in knife assault and sexual assault
An 18 year old Medicine Hat man faces court on charges of possession of a dangerous weapon assault and sexual assault after a 56 year old man was threatened with a knife near Finlay Bridge at 11 45 p m Monday and allegedly assaulted with the same weapon in a separate sexual assault. The victim sustained minor injuries and the suspect is in police custody.
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McGuinty unveils clean power standard at Cambridge
Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty announces a standard price to help entrepreneurs and businesses sell clean electricity from small projects to the grid at Photowatt Technologies in Cambridge Ontario on Tuesday. The plan aims to spur renewables and position Ontario as a leader in clean energy.
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Canadian roundtable on early childhood policy in Vancouver
IRPRorg and HELP announce a Vancouver roundtable for March 27 to discuss early childhood development. Speakers will cover Canada’s care quality, lessons from Quebec, funding debates, and childcare within families’ benefits packages. An earthquake in Bejaia, Algeria killed at least four and injured 53.
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Harp seal hunt opens as activists plan watchful presence
CHARLOTTETOWN report says harp seal slaughter begins in the Gulf of St. Lawrence with observers from Rebecca Aldworth's Humane Society planning to document the event. Protesters may be unable to land helicopters on unstable ice ahead of a likely Friday or Saturday open.
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Richmond Fire Department in crisis over harassment claims
Four female firefighters have taken leave amid allegations of sexual harassment. Jeanette Moranik filed a B C Supreme Court suit alleging a culture of discrimination. Another filed a Human Rights complaint. Fire Chief Jim Hancock says reforms aim to bring three back by end of March.
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Canadian accomplice named in Britain bombing plot trial
A Canadian facing Ottawa prosecution is said to have played a vital role in a plot to blow up Britain targets including the electricity grid trains pubs and nightclubs. Prosecutor David Waters told jurors at Old Bailey the suspects planned a 600 kilogram bomb before foiling the attack.
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