Halloween Trick or Treat Numbers Dip in Medicine Hat
Kids across Medicine Hat hit the streets for trick or treating with turnout near average. Neighbours report about 15 to 35 children per household, noting costs and costumes from Ninja Turtles to Catwoman sparked interest while overall activity felt steady for a Sunday night.
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Klein on election sidelines as mother dies in Calgary
Florence Gray, 80, mother of Alberta premier Ralph Klein, died at Foothills Hospital in Calgary during his campaign for a fourth term. She had been ill for a year and was taken off life support after a worsening condition. Klein paused campaigning. Deputy Premier Shirley McClellan filled in. The premier thanked supporters and medical staff and noted his mother’s energy and love of life. Funeral plans were private per her wishes.
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Fear Factor Dominates Narrow U S Election Campaign
In a close race, analysts say fear over terrorism will shape the vote between President George W. Bush and challenger John Kerry. Bin Laden’s new videotape and warnings by officials amplify the question of who will keep America safer and how much risk voters will tolerate.
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