20 Nov 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 2001
Page
1
CFL columnist Graham Kelly reviews security measures for the 1969 Grey Cup in Montreal amid the FLQ crisis, reflecting on how political tensions shaped game-day safety and crowd control.
About 50 separatists from British Columbia Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta gathered at Lloydminster on the Alberta Saskatchewan border to form one unified federal party for western separation. Spokesman David Sawkin said a 90 percent majority favored launching the party with signatures and a convention to follow. Doug Christie of Western Canada Concept attended the event.
A stark meditation on aging and society notes that as children mature they embody decay, provoking dread even amid affection. The remark frames adulthood as a harsher face of civilization and a mirror of moral decline.
Nelson Mandela was named an honorary Canadian in a ceremony at Hall, Que, with Prime Minister Jean Chretien awarding the honor. Mandela thanked Canada for its support of anti apartheid efforts and highlighted Canada’s independent foreign policy as he praised the Canadian model of democracy.
Prime Minister Jean Chretien signaled Canada may abort plans to send up to 1,000 ground troops to Afghanistan amid heavy fighting risks. Defence Minister Art Eggleton said troops are on 48 hours notice but no deployment decision has been made.
City council selected Robert Orth to oversee the 32 million Medicine Hat arts centre project slated to open in 2005. Ald. Hamill questioned the timing amid post 9 11 economic concerns while others urged proceeding and pay Orth 400000 for about 56 months as project manager.
RCMP charged a 47 year old Vancouver man after a thief who stole a car agreed to return it following a phone call to the victim's missing cell phone. The handover at a North Vancouver service station led to the arrest of the suspect.
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