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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 2002
Page
1
Veterans of the South Alberta Light Horse recalled fallen comrades at a Saturday ceremony with a ceremonial toast honoring those who served before them.
The Crescent Heights Vikings lost 44 to 17 against Taber's W.R. Myers Rebels in Saturday afternoon tier 3 provincial quarter final. The defending champions Rebels extended their bid for title as they dominated the game.
A man identified as Daniel Calvin Church, 46, of Quesnel, B C, was killed at an oilfield drilling site southeast of Manyberries when a block struck him and crushed him against a derrick wall. Co workers assisted with first aid. he died at Medicine Hat Regional Hospital. Investigations by Occupational Health and Safety and Foremost RCMP are underway.
A 34 year old Medicine Hat man was shot in the right leg while hunting near Fly Lake Road. A British Army helicopter from CFB Suffield airlifted him to Medicine Hat hospital and then to Foothills Hospital in Calgary. RCMP investigate as responders search for the party using local hunter help.
A single vehicle crash occurred at the Aberdeen and First Avenue SE intersection Sunday evening. A red Chevrolet Cavalier with Newfoundland plates struck a tree causing severe damage. Police continue to investigate the incident.
Alberta shifted to a fully deregulated electricity market in January 2001 with hopes of lower bills. Two years later prices are mixed and many households and businesses pay more than before, despite rebates totaling about 2.3 billion dollars funded largely from selling power plant rights. Rural residents feel the impact as costs rise while earlier low prices retreat.
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein faces Liberal opposition over Kyoto in New York as critics warn the trip could cost jobs and deter investment. Klein contends Ottawa and peers will shield Alberta while pursuing growth. Nova Scotia's John Hamm seeks a made in Canada plan with Ottawa on Kyoto.
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