Weather Update Sketch for Weekend Forecast
Thursday through Sunday forecast shows partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers. highs range from 6 to 8 degrees with nights around 0 to 1 degree. conditions turn cooler by Sunday with a low near minus one.
Northwest Territories capital raised by Pile-O-Bones
March 27 1883 marks Pile-O-Bones later Regina as capital of the Northwest Territories then including Alberta Saskatchewan and the region that became the Northwest Territories. Other items note 1917 Seattle Metropolitans beat Montreal Canadiens to win the Stanley Cup as the first U.S. title, Mariah Carey born in 1970 and rising fame through 1990s albums, marriages and contracts, health minister compensation pact in 1998, and 2003 Swissair Flight 111 crash report findings.
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Bill 28 Aimed at Tightening Alberta Municipal Elections
Medicine Hat News reports Bill 28 the Local Authorities Election Amendment Act 2006 seeks a more secure transparent election process to boost integrity and public confidence. Introduced by Ron Liepert MLA Calgary West in the legislature on March 23 the bill allows local jurisdictions to tailor procedures and covers ballot rules voter ID campaign processes and candidate eligibility for offenses under the Local Authorities Election Act plus Clark Report recommendations on Calgary 2004 election irregularities.
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Tools stolen in garage break-in on 4th Street
Medicine Hat police report a March 26 2006 garage break in at the 00 Block of 4th Street 5W where a 10 inch sliding compound saw a double tank compressor a red tool box and tools and a CD player were taken valued at about 1000 with no suspects yet and investigators seeking information.
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Offenders Served in Community Soars in Alberta
Annette Bidniak of the solicitor general says Alberta averages 1,000 inmates in jail and 1,500 in conditional sentences. Shawn Howard of the Canadian Justice Foundation argues ongoing violent crimes are punished by conditional sentences, risking public safety and sending the wrong message.
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Saskatchewan launches province wide paint recycling program
Starting April 1 residents will pay an eco fee on household paint to fund a province wide recycling program. Drop offs will be at 70 SARCAN facilities with fees from 10 cents to 1 dollar depending on container size. Regulations were approved earlier and stakeholders consulted.
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Manitoba doctor cites discrimination over online pharmacy case
Naseer Ahmed Warraih, a Pakistan-trained Canadian physician, says foreign-trained doctors face bias after his license was suspended for two months by the Manitoba College of Physicians and Surgeons. He must pay 16631 for investigation costs, while the college says he lied after being caught.
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New Brunswick Energy Plan to Rebates Heating Tax
Premier Bernard Lord is to unveil a broad energy program on Monday that includes a tax rebate on home heating costs. The plan, already in development, would start July 1 and fully rebate the provincial portion of the harmonized sales tax on electricity oil natural gas propane and firewood, amid talks of an upcoming budget and possible election.
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Buck Owens Dies at 76 in Bakersfield
Buck Owens, the rhinestone cowboy who shaped country music and hosted Hee Haw, died Saturday at his Bakersfield home at age 76. The family spokesman cited no immediate cause, noting a history of throat cancer surgery in 1993 and pneumonia in 1997 amid a career with over 20 No 1 records from the mid 1960s to mid 1970s.
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