02 Nov 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 2001
Page
1
The News reduces colour comics to a page inside the paper. Managing editor Alan Poirier cites cost pressures since September 11 and says the change will be revisited when the economy recovers.
Ottawa and several provinces raise tobacco taxes effective today as part of a health strategy to curb smoking. The hikes range from $1.50 to $4.50 per carton depending on province, with Health Minister Allan Rock calling tax increases vital to reduce tobacco use. he notes a prior tax reform to deter smuggling but declines to reveal expected revenue.
A concise reflection by Florence Skinner compares life to boomerangs where deeds and words come back to us with striking precision, reminding readers of the enduring impact of our actions and speech.
Finance Minister Paul Martin signaled a December budget shift toward funding for foreign aid to the world’s poorest countries and stronger security spending. He spoke at a Calgary Liberal fundraiser about protecting U S border flow and eradicating terrorism financing while expanding aid to Uganda Bangladesh and Guatemala amid post 911 security concerns.
FBI alert to eight Western states warns possible attacks on suspension bridges including Golden Gate. Authorities say no confirmation yet but credible evidence prompted the precaution. Incidents reportedly planned during rush hours between now and November 7, linked to a foreign Islamic group.
Alberta Economic Development released a 2001 place-to-place price comparison showing Medicine Hat as the cheapest major centre for all commodities with 96.9 and food at 96.1 while utilities lag far behind at 68.2. Edmonton used as baseline at 100. survey not a true cost of living.
Red Deer's annual First Night celebration will end at 10 p.m. this year due to funding cuts. Esterina Manyluk leads the event which will feature fewer venues and $30,000 in support versus $70,000 previously. The seventh annual program previously drew national attention for timing around Y2K.
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