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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 12, 2006
Page
1
The forecast shows Sunday and Wednesday partly cloudy and mild with highs around 23 and 27 degrees and lows near 10 and 14. Thursday brings a chance of afternoon thunderstorms with a high near 27 and a low about 14. Moon phases noted as Today and Tomorrow with sunrise 5 01am and 5 22am.
In Cornwall Ontario a 44 year old man faces a charge of possession of a dangerous weapon after police found his dentures fashioned into a sharp edge. He was already in custody on another charge when the incident occurred. Police say the dentures were confiscated before they could be used. Dana Jensen was jailed on breach of recognizance for alcohol consumption.
The Medicine Hat Police Service revealed an official flag to fly at the station. The design features a city image with a river and a crown at the top to represent the Queen. Inspector Murray Morton announced duplicates would be made for department members who wish to purchase one.
Medicine Hat man Mark Bradley Helley 40 faces charges after the Redcliff Food Fair robbery in which a 38 year old woman allegedly held a knife to a boy’s throat. His case moves to May 23 for a plea. additional counts include uttering threats robbery aggravated assault and possession of a dangerous weapon. He also faces two separate robbery counts for the later Tim Hortons and 7 11 incidents.
Saskatchewan students seeking summer work can use the government job posting site www saskyouth net which hosts hundreds of career quality positions under the Student Employment Experience program valued at 2 2 million dollars. The Green Team program will add roles in the environmental sector later this month with more school year postings planned for fall.
AP PHOTO: Jeremy Gabriel, a blond nine year old from Canada with Treacher Collins syndrome, sang Je lloverai Eternel for Pope Benedict XVI during a Vatican ceremony. He received a rosary after the audience with the pontiff, during a visit with Canadian bishops conference.
The Province marks Women Entrepreneurs Week highlighting that about one third of Saskatchewan businesses are women owned. A May 12 symposium and AGM in Regina will feature Deirdre McMurdy, a national business journalist, as part of the celebration. A Gaza protest photo shows a Palestinian boy with "I'm hungry" on his chest near the UN office, underscoring aid cuts and terminal closures.
Grant de Patie was jailed for just over seven years for dragging a gas station attendant to death after a theft attempt. Justice Lance Bernard called the act gruesome and tortuous, noting the victim would never get another life, while the killer faces a lifetime of consequences beyond his sentence. Corinne de Patie said she has applied to meet the teen's family outside court.
Coroner Michel Miron ruled Christina Desforges died from a severe asthma attack after physical exertion with her boyfriend, not an allergic reaction to peanut butter. Nine hours separated the toast meal and the kiss, refuting initial peanut allergen theories.
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