Nunavut plays out a symbolic mace ceremony in Iqaluit
Nunavut's legislature and official mace were dedicated in Iqaluit with Inuit carvings and narwhal tusk craftsmanship, symbolizing the territory's start as a legislative body. Elder Lucassie Nutarluk urged Inuit and all Canadians to work together as the mace roles begin.
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Iqaluit
N.W.T
Nunavut
Lucassie Nutaraluk
Northwest Territories
Niut Legislative Assembly
Presley in string of lawsuits targets officials and AG
Presley, formerly Gilbert Nelles, has filed more than six lawsuits since 1995 against police, Cpl. Doug Reti, Territorial Court Judge Heino Lilles, and Canada's attorney general. The cases stem from his May 1995 arrest by Reti, after which Presley pleaded guilty to uttering threats and received a conditional discharge.
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King of Litigation Whorse
Elvis Aarons
Presley
Gilbert Nelles
Cpl
Doug Reti
Heino Lilles
Canadis
Reti
Wisdom and money cannot buy true joy or peace
The quote by Arne Garborg notes money buys many things but not essential goods like health wisdom or joy. It contrasts husk and kernel, suggesting money grasps surface, not depth. It emphasizes that material wealth cannot purchase core human values such as friendship faithfulness or peace.
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Arne Garborg
Minimum wage rises 25 cents in Medicine Hat
The Alberta wage hike from 5.40 to 5.65 an hour prompted mixed views. Workers like Joel Chambers and Serena Browne said the difference is small for individuals, while business owners such as Bob Burgess anticipate higher input costs and price increases. The stage two of a three part rise culminates with $5.90 on October 1 and will boost overall service industry costs and payroll considerations.
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Medicine Hathe
Joel Chambers
Chambers
Louis’ Submarine
Medicine Hat Mall
Serena Browne
Arby’s
Statistics Canada
Alberta
Canada
British Columbia
B.C
Browne
Bob Burgess
Dairy Queen
Burgess
Scott Symon
Athena
Medicine Hat-Mall
Canada to boost CF-18s for Kosovo campaign
Canada will double its CF-18 fighter-bombers to 12 and add 10 million dollars in aid, bringing total aid to 13.5 million, as refugee relief flights to Albania and Macedonia ramp up. Officials cite ethnic cleansing in Kosovo and note NATO strikes began before the air campaign fully started.
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Ottawa
Anada
Yugoslavia
Defence
Art Eggleton
Albania
Macedonia
Kosovo
Slobodan Milosevic
Lloyd Axworthy
Eggleton
Axworthy
NATO
Aviano
Italy
Ray Henault
Defence Staff
Henault
U.S. Defence Department
AP Phot
Belgrade
Ellsworth Air Force Base
S.D
Downtown Medicine Hat debates parking shifts and bus mall
The Downtown Business Association proposes moving buses from the parkade ground level to a Sixth Avenue S.E. bus mall to free up prime downtown parking. They also seek angled and left-side parking on Second and Third Streets, metered stalls, enhanced maintenance, a new traffic light, and pedestrian access to the parkade.
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Medicine Hat
Sixth Avenue
S.E
Robert Baird
Public Services Committee
Carman Dulle
Rob Church
Second Street
Fourth Avenue
Baird
The
Downtown Business Association
Third Streets
Parkade
Third Street
Second
South Railway Street
Fourth Street
Judy Bergum
Municipal Works
Albert Bizio
Bernie ‘Anderson
Vacat Ap
Anderson
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