Saskatoon High School To Share Facility With Lounge
Centennial Collegiate in Saskatoon will share a building with a licensed lounge serving alcohol as part of a combined school and community centre. Alcohol sales will be limited to the soccer centre lounge after 5 30 p m unless the school division approves. The plan includes a shared entrance and food services with access controls to keep students from the lounge.
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Premier Campbell Tries Icelandic Helmet In Gimli Break
B C Premier Gordon Campbell wears a novelty Icelandic helmet during a break at the Western Premiers Conference in Gimli Manitoba. Gimli hosts a large Icelandic population outside Iceland, adding local color to the visit.
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Helley trial moved again in Redcliff cases
Mark Bradley Helley 40 from Medicine Hat had his case moved again with a June 6 court return date. Crown says a resolution is likely as he faces charges including uttering threats robbery aggravated assault and possession of a dangerous weapon for the Redcliff Food Fair robbery on February 26 and two more robberies on February 27 and shortly after.
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Vehicle damaged and CD stolen in Brooks break in
The Brooks RCMP investigate a break and enter to a 1987 Nissan Stanza on 9th Street East on May 26. Vandals damaged the front and rear windows and stole a Nelly CD. Police seek information from the public.
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Vehicle windows smashed at Lakeside Leisure Centre
Brooks RCMP investigate damage to a 2003 silver Pontiac Sunfire parked on the westside of Lakeside Leisure Centre between 10 and 11 30 p m on May 24. Unknown individuals smashed the passenger window and stole a wallet. Call (403) 362 5548 with information.
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Grande Prairie pushes province to ban hand held cellphones
Grande Prairie Alderman John Croken leads a draft resolution urging Alberta to pass legislation banning cellphone use while driving. He notes driver training emphasizes keeping hands at 10 and 2 and staying focused. Legislature in 2002 rejected a hand held ban. Newfoundland and Labrador bans hand held use.
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UN photo shows red umbrellas forming AIDS ribbon
In a United Nations release a group of participants in the 2006 High Meeting on AIDS gather on the North Lawn of UN headquarters New York. They open red umbrellas shaped like a red ribbon to symbolize the global fight against HIV AIDS during a Tuesday ceremony.
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Saskatchewan to fund planning for first children’s hospital
The Saskatchewan government commits 150000 dollars to plan a province wide children’s hospital to be located within one of Saskatoon’s three existing hospitals. The project aims to ensure dedicated pediatric care, with four out of province consultants hired to assist. The move follows years of advocacy by the Children’s Health and Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan and notes Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island lack a dedicated pediatric facility.
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Canada not at war says defence minister in Afghanistan
Defence Minister Gordon O'Connor told a Commons committee that Canada is not at war in Afghanistan. He said Canadian troops conduct many activities beyond fighting insurgents and that the mission includes stabilizing the country. Since 2002, 16 soldiers and one diplomat have died. The Commons recently extended the mission to February 2009.
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Hoffa remains unfound after Detroit farm search
FBI officials report no trace of Jimmy Hoffa after a two week dig at a Milford Township horse farm. Dozens of agents and specialists dismantled a barn but found nothing. Investigators say tips since 1976 guide the case and prosecutions may still involve living suspects.
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Sniper convicted of six more Maryland slayings
John Allen Muhammad was found guilty of six Maryland murders, part of a broader Washington area sniper spree that killed ten people in total. The jury delivered the verdict after a four week trial with Muhammad acting as his own lawyer. He faces life in prison without parole for these Maryland murders, while a death sentence already hangs in Virginia. The trial featured a key witness portraying Muhammad as the mastermind of an audacious terror scheme, with Phase 2 including planned bombings against children.
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