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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 2000
Page
1
The annual general meeting of the Native Council of Canada Alberta branch was held in the Hat on Saturday. See Page A3.
In the final campaign week, Prime Minister Jean Chretien defends himself against attacks over pressuring the Business Development Bank of Canada for a loan to an old friend with a shady past. Opposition leaders demand investigation while the Bloc Quebecois stages a major rally dubbed the Three Tenors with Duceppe, Bouchard, and Parizeau.
In Nuevo Laredo Mexico a priest Fray Tormenta also known as Father Sergio Gutierrez fights as a wrestler to raise money for his 200 bed home for underprivileged boys in Tulancingo. He mentors Father Manuel Raul Ortega 28 who wrestles under the eye of the charity driven tradition.
Mere Crescent residents Len Winkler Bob Bates and Chuck Resch claim the city charged higher estimates for July and August, then held their funds without paying interest while awaiting meter readings. Utilities official Doug Kaun says estimates are citywide neighbor averages and credits are issued promptly.
Medicine Hat Mohawks, unbeaten on the Methanex Bowl field, seek a provincial final win over the Foothills Falcons after a 38-15 semifinal victory over the Bowness Trojans. Mohawks star Jay Zachary piled up 202 yards and three TDs as Hat advances to the first Gas City final.
Wayne Cao introduced Bill 209 to raise provincial parental leave from 18 to 27 weeks aligning with British Columbia and the Northwest Territories. The measure, debated after its second reading, faces third reading and royal assent while the government cites concerns over granting more time off. Employment Minister Clint Dunford notes public reaction is being watched.
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