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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 10, 2006
Page
1
A weather brief notes a sunny pleasant day with a high near 19 to 24 degrees and a low around 7 to 16 degrees, followed by warmer readings later in the period. The garbled text hints at multiple day forecasts with temperatures, but precise details are unclear.
Janie Peel, an east Georgia commercial real estate broker, keeps three outhouses in her Appling backyard with plans for two more. She salvaged a vintage double-seater moved intact to her farm and cherishes an ancient two-holer with a tin roof and cedar posts.
In Nelson British Columbia two elementary schools cancelled family bingo nights after lottery officials ruled minors cannot participate. South Nelson Elementary and St. Joseph's planned events to raise funds for school resources and playgrounds not funded by the province. Principal Wayne Prentice said bingos had been held for years and minors were not allowed to play despite being present with guardians. South Nelson hoped to raise about $1,000 at the gym event scheduled last week.
Medicine Hat Provincial Court Judge Darwin Greaves admonished Ryan Wade Durbin for seeking sentence alterations. Durbin, out on bail with strict conditions, faces multiple charges including two shoplifting counts, theft under five thousand dollars, two fail to appear charges, fail to comply, and drug trafficking related possession. The judge warned Durbin and dismissed him after a tense exchange.
In Medicine Hat the annual Super Cities WALK for MS fundraiser is set for May 28 alongside 159 other Canadian communities. Last year the program raised $11 million for MS, with Medicine Hat participants contributing about $36,000. Dr William Mellert notes strong Canadian MS research and calls for ongoing support. For details or registration, call 529 6797.
More than 100 medical experts and 150 scientists meet in Kananaskis to discuss Canada’s rising obesity rate. Dr Arya Sharma notes one in five adults and children are affected and provinces must act as obesity costs reach about five billion dollars annually.
Saskatchewan government delegates head to Ottawa led by Deputy Premier Clay Serby to seek an accelerated national standard for renewable fuels in gas and diesel blends. The province cites leadership in feedstock and export-based growth and notes prior moves like the 2002 Greenprint for Ethanol Production and the Biodiesel Development Task Force.
A Regina woman, 28, Dawn Lynn Schoenthal, seeks to overturn conviction for criminal negligence causing the death of her 21 month old son Samuel Schoenthal McNab. She challenges the judge's finding that her actions were a significant contributing cause and that she showed wanton or reckless disregard for the child's life.
The lawyer for two Thunder Bay women named as suspects in the Mayan Riviera murder of a Toronto couple says Mexican authorities arriving in Canada next week offer guarded optimism. Kimberly Kim and Cheryl Everall remain anxious after their names surfaced in the Feb 20 killings of Nancy and Domenic Ianiero, found slain at a five star Playa del Carmen resort.
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service reports in 2004 05 that while al Qaida threats stay strongest abroad an incident on Canadian soil is now probable The agency prioritizes preventing domestic radical actions and interdicting Sunni Islamist extremists and allies to protect Canadian interests at home and abroad The warning underscores rising demands on CSIS resources.
Ripudaman Singh Malik, acquitted in the 1985 Air India bombing, said he is willing to testify at a public inquiry. He spoke to CBC's The National at City Hall in Surrey, B C, while seeking permits to expand his Khalsa school for Sikh boys and girls. The bombing killed 320 people.
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