World of Wonder debuts with printing process piece
World of Wonder launches a regular feature exploring history science nature and technology. The first installment examines the printing process and related innovations in New York on page B4.
16 Nov 2002
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 2002
Page
1
World of Wonder launches a regular feature exploring history science nature and technology. The first installment examines the printing process and related innovations in New York on page B4.
A compact reflection on history shaped by rumor and interpretation. The note cites Thomas Carlyle and frames truth as a filtered, witty distillation rather than an absolute record.
Medicine Hat police face stretched resources as population grows while officer numbers stay flat. Chief Normand Boucher cites prioritizing welfare over property and explores service cuts and external help to cover investigations, including a high workload from the Wayne Reynolds murder case.
The Telecommunications Workers Union says 84.5 percent of Telus staff approved a strike. Telus spokesman Nick Cule says the vote is a bargaining tactic and a strike would take at least three months. The union seeks to end past clauses and fix service delays affecting 17 000 BC and Alberta employees.
Premier Ralph Klein denounces the Kyoto Protocol as a goofily concocted theory and vows Alberta will fight any federal ratification. He warns of legal steps to protect Alberta's interests and pushes a 2020 emissions cap while Ottawa funds no compromise. Former premier Lougheed chairs a committee on potential provincial legal action.
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