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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 07, 1991

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Ottawa grant for Yellowhead promo hit by map omission

Alderman Ron Hayter complained after Travel and Leisure published a Canada section with a federal map that omitted Yellowhead Highway segments from Saskatoon to Portage la Prairie and west of Jasper. The issue came days before a $320000 federal grant to promote U S tourism on the highway.

Ottawa Yellowhead Ald Ron Hayter Hayter U.S Jasper Kamloops B.C Travel and Leisure Canada Saskatoon Portage la Prairie Man

Premier Grant Devine's van shot at in Regina home

A bullet fired from a handgun hit Premier Grant Devine's van parked outside his Regina home while he, his wife, and five children were inside. The bullet lodged in the rear window. police investigated as Saskatchewan voters faced an impending election.

Regina Grant Devine Devine Jim Johnston Johnston Saskatchewan

Maple Creek RCMP Officer Fehr Discharged After Gunshot Wound

Maple Creek RCMP officer Terry Fehr was discharged Monday from Medicine Hat Regional Hospital after being shot April 23 during a routine farm visit. Fehr, 36, on crutches, remains in pain and receives physiotherapy at Maple Creek Union Hospital. Rancher George James Yarshenko, 64, faces charges of attempted murder and firearm offenses and is held at Regina Provincial Correctional Centre.

Maple Creek Maple Creek Union Hospital George James Yarshenko Regina Provincial Correctional Centre

We May Never Know Why They Were Here Secrets Unsaid

Elllis Page A11 notes a mystery about why certain people arrived and their hidden pasts remain unresolved. The brief hints at unknown motives and unseen details, inviting curiosity about the events and individuals involved.

Ellis

Tornado Hammers Dhaka Suburb Tongi Killing and Injuries

About 200 people feared dead and over 1000 injured as a tornado struck Tongi north of Dhaka. Hundreds of homes were destroyed and power lines down. Relief efforts expand as Prime Minister Zia appeals for international aid amid widespread hardship.

Dhaka AFP Bangladesh Tongi Luftfar Rahman Khan Kaleda Zia Zia Hajari Lave Ek Dui Teen

Police hostage standoff ends with officer wounded in Montreal

In an east-end Montreal incident, Const. Richard Frolich was shot in the thigh and shoulder while two suspects held him and another man hostage for about 14 hours. The hostages were freed and suspects captured after negotiations as police surrounded the scene. The house owner Julien Soulard was unharmed.

Montreal Richard Frolich Robert Quezel Julien Soulard John Dalzell Dalzell Scoubidou Frolich Robert Rivest Soulard Lieut Ghislain Cote Bossuet Street Cote

Coalition troops plan massive return of Kurdish refugees

In Zakho Iraq a U S led coalition readies trucks helicopters and cars to repatriate up to 200 000 Kurdish refugees from rugged border camps. Maj Gen Jay Garner says operation by U S Britain France the Netherlands and Spain could start this week and wrap in two weeks. Canada and Australia send medical teams and aid while a UN envoy plans to take over refugee camp administration in northern Iraq.

Zakho Iraq U.S Jay Garner Canada Lahr Germany Australia Saddam Hussein Middle East Persian Gulf United Nations Geneva Sadruddin Aga Khan

Couvelier resigns over tip to Vander Zalm in Fantasy Gardens case

BC Finance Minister Mel Couvelier resigns after a review found he breached confidentiality by tipping former premier Bill Vander Zalm about problems with the Fantasy Gardens sale. Premier Rita Johnston announces cabinet changes with Jansen to finance and Strachan to health.

B.C Johnston Vander Zalm John Jansen Bruce Strachan Stan Hagen Couvelier Ted Hughes

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