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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 2006
Page
1
Four day forecast with partly to mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Saturday and Sunday highs near 11 with low near 0, then Monday 10 with low around 0, Tuesday similar. Wednesday turns partly to mostly cloudy with a high about 8 and a low near minus 2, showers possible.
March 30 1809 Labrador Act transferred Labrador to Newfoundland, later disputed with Quebec. 1939 Mackenzie King vows no foreign conscription, policy shifts in 1944 and 1963. 1968 Celine Dion born in Charlemagne Quebec, breaks through with Unison in 1990 and Titanic theme My Heart Will Go On. 2004 RCMP terrorism charges against Momin Khawaja mark first post new laws. Charges expanded in 2005 as trial proceeds.
The Redcliff RCMP are seeking Aaron Grant Hotchen 41 of Brooks on charges of attempted break and enter in Redcliff March 24 uttering death threats and mischief. Police urge public help and contact RCMP or Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222 B477 with information.
The province names leading scientists and entrepreneurs to the board of the new Alberta Information and Communications Technology Institute to guide expansion of ICT as a priority sector. The move supports the ICT strategy under the Alberta Science and Research Authority to build a globally competitive, knowledge based economy.
Alberta plans a $285 million three year investment to build a new Centennial Centre for Interdisciplinary Science at the University of Alberta. The facility, opening in 2010, will unite students professors and researchers from multiple science departments in one site for interdisciplinary research.
Prince Harry 21 took part in Spring Victory with about 200 officer cadets at Episkopi air base in western Cyprus. A military spokesman confirmed the exercise as part of training while the prince was also seen at Sandhurst during a separate event.
Dustin Duncan, a Weyburn area lifelong resident, was selected over two rivals to run for the Saskatchewan Party in the Weyburn Big Muddy byelection. Liberal candidate David Karwacki is running, while the NDP will nominate on April 5.
Manitoba's largest union group denounces CAW efforts to end support for both federal and provincial NDP wings. MFOL VP Robert Ziegler says working people benefit most with the NDP in power. CAW board backed a resolution to stop official support, to be debated at a late April conference with over 800 delegates from across Canada.
About 30 Gulf War veterans and families attended a ceremony at the Kuwaiti embassy as Canada was awarded the Liberation of Kuwait medal 150 years after assisting in the 1990-91 conflict. The bronze medal features Kuwait’s coat of arms a dhow and falcon. The ribbon uses black white green and red to symbolize battlefields deeds meadows and blood of enemies.
The Security Council demanded Tran suspend uranium enrichment, the first direct call to Tehran to clear suspicions of weapon ambitions. Tran defied the demand, asserting rights to nuclear power, commitment to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, and no weapon purpose.
Medicine Hat high school hosted an investigative careers day with CTS and CALM organizers featuring speakers from optometry politics journalism law enforcement finance and science. Alumni and professionals discussed how reading ties to investigation and future work prospects with another session planned for April including a lawyer pharmacist and lab representatives.
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