Exotic chicken Boo Boo dies after revival tale
Boo Boo the exotic chicken who was saved by mouth to beak resuscitation in February has died three months later owner Jackie Calhoun said The bird gained fame after a Tonight Show appearance and an Animal Planet feature The chicken laid three eggs before dying and a hatchling from Boo Boo’s egg resembles her, Calhoun noted
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Craft and Flea Market at Arcade Plaza Event
A Craft and Gift Flea Market will be held Saturday May 27 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Arcade Plaza at 419 3rd Street S.E. Refreshments and entertainment will be provided. For more information call 977-1363.
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Correction notice about cadet squadron COs in Hat air story
The Medicine Hat News corrects a page A3 May 24 2008 item Hat air cadets turning 65. The article misnamed commanding officers. Flight Lt William Williams was the first CO of 15 Squadron and Group Captain ap Ellis led 34 Service Flying Training School. We regret the error.
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Two Males Face Firearm Charges in Train Incident
Brooks RCMP charged one man with pointing a firearm after he shouldered a gun at a Canadian Pacific freight train passing the Range Road 15 crossing. Police detained two males nearby. both were released. One man faces a June court appearance. authorities say further charges could follow.
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Safe weekend at Dinosaur Kinbrook Island and Tilleybrook Parks
Brooks RCMP and Provincial Parks Conservation officers report a safe and enjoyable holiday across Dinosaur Provincial Park Kinbrook Island and Tilleybrook Parks with patrols preventing incidents. Parks enforcement issued two 24 hour suspensions from driving one suspended driver violation and two provincial violation tickets. In Brooks and Newell areas 56 provincial tickets were issued along with one provincial liquor ticket and one impaired driving charge.
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Inmate wins fee waiver ruling against Alberta SG office
The Alberta Privacy Commissioner ruled in favor of an unnamed prisoner seeking access to non personal bookkeeping records from the Inmate Welfare Trust Fund. The inmate asked for a $25 fee waiver due to poverty. the Solicitor General's office refused. Adjudicator Dave Bell waved the fee, finding the department misapplied its discretion.
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Saskatchewan funds film industry career program
The Saskatchewan Government will provide 84000 to the Saskatchewan Motion Picture Association to support its career development program. The initiative offers training guidance and a liaison between film workers and producers to grow opportunities in Saskatchewan’s film and television sectors.
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Pot cafe owner facing charges
VANCOUVER CP The woman who owned a marijuana cafe closed in a police raid two years ago faces up to 10 years in prison after being convicted in a separate drug trafficking case. Carol Gwilt was found guilty by a jury of possession of marijuana for trafficking and possession of the proceeds of crime.
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Rice says Iran talks show good progress on incentives and penalties
Washington indicates progress in talks on incentives and threats to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions. UN Security Council veto powers discuss a package with six nations while direct U.S.-Iran talks seem distant. Rice noted London discussions advanced but not finalized and ministers may meet soon for final approval.
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Long struggle ahead in Caledonia land claim
Toronto based report notes the end of the Caledonia blockade signals progress toward resolving a long standing land claim. Chief Angus Toulouse cites about 1,000 specific claims with roughly 300 validated and moving forward. He warns the process averages 10 years, often longer, fueling community frustration.
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