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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 04, 2007

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Missing pants trigger $65 million cleaner lawsuit in Washington

Ray Pearson Jr. sued the Chung family dry cleaners for 65 million dollars after a pair of trousers went missing and later reappeared at Custom Cleaners in Washington. Pearson, who became a judge in 2005, seeks fines under state consumer protection law, while the Chungs face financial ruin and upheaval.

Washington Jin Nam Chung Ki Chung Soo Chung Seoul Chris Manning Pearson

Buildings Best Birds CP Photo Display in Toronto

Architect and ornithologist John Carley shows councillors Joe Miheve and Joe Pantalone bird species at Metro Hall. Over 2,500 dead birds were displayed, victims of collisions with buildings whose lights remained on at night.

John Carley Joe Miheve Joe Pantalone Toronto Metro Hall

Three Soldiers to Stand Trial in Canada Robbery Case

Three British Army Training Unit Suffield soldiers Martyn Livesey Neil Bozier and Kristopher Beasant face trial on September 17 and 18 on charges including robbery unlawful confinement aggravated assault assault causing bodily harm and uttering threats. The BATUS members will be tried together.

Suffield Martyn Livesey Neil Bozier Kristopher Beasant BATUS British Army

Camp for future entrepreneurs in Medicine Hat

Sixty teens aged 13 to 15 from southern Alberta will attend the Alberta Youth Entrepreneurship Camp at Eagles Nest Ranch from August 19. The program, run by Entre-Corp in Medicine Hat with 13 other economic development groups, teaches teens to build small businesses alongside kayaking and campfires. Applications close May 25. contact Chris Deering at 528-2824 or visiting entre-corp.com.

Alberta Eagles Nest Ranch Entre-Corp Medicine Hat Chris Deering

More walleye licenses available in Alberta lakes

Thousands of walleye licenses remain for Alberta anglers at Lake Newell Pigeon Lake and Wolf Lake under a pilot program. Reservations open by phone at 8 15 am today and run on a first come first served basis until May 24. Call 1 900 451 3729 to reserve with wildlife ID and draw code for lake and walleye class.

Alberta Lake Newell Pigeon Lake Wolf Lake

Commemoration Honors Slain Filipino Journalists in Quezon City

An unidentified journalist lights a candle during World Press Freedom Day ceremonies in Quezon City north of Manila. The event honors slain Filipino journalists and highlights risks faced by reporters in the Philippines.

Quezon City Manila

Princess Anne to visit in June in Saskatchewan

Regina reports Princess Anne will visit Saskatchewan June 1 to 4 to mark the 100th anniversary of the Royal Regina Rifles. The Princess Royal, colonel-in-chief of the regiment, is Queen Elizabeth II's daughter and last toured the province in 2004.

Regina Saskatchewan Princess Anne Province Royal Regina Rifles Princess Royal Queen Elizabeth Duke of Edinburgh

Montreal Dawson College to strengthen security after rampage

Montreal's Dawson College will upgrade security this summer after a gunman killed one student and wounded 20 last fall. The plan includes new locks video surveillance emergency phone lines intercom messaging by area and classrooms with inner deadbolt locks.

Montreal Dawson College

Debt relief for Iraq eludes regional conference in Egypt

At Sharm El-Sheikh a regional conference launched the International Compact With Iraq, but major creditors Kuwait and Russia offered no immediate debt relief. Saudi Arabia negotiations continue while some Sunni Arab states distance themselves from Iraq's Shiite-led government. The plan seeks debt relief and reforms for a stable, democratic Iraq within five years.

Sharm El-Sheik Egypt Saudi Arabia Iraq Kuwait Russia United Nations Baghdad Nouri al-Maliki U.S Condoleezza Rice

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