22 Nov 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 2001
Page
1
Graham Kelly credits Calgary Stampeder head coach Wally Buono with making the right moves to reach Sunday’s Grey Cup game. The praise centers on Buono’s strategic decisions guiding the team toward the championship.
Ottilie Lundgren, 94, of Oxford Connecticut, dies from inhalation anthrax. Education Department reports small anthrax traces in its mailroom. Tests on a large spore shipment in a letter to Senator Leahy are pending results. Governor Rowland confirms CDC identification after multiple tests.
The Canadian Press notes eight years since a public inquiry began into the blood system scandal that exposed over 1,000 hemophiliacs and transfusion patients to AIDS from contaminated blood between 1980 and 1985. Also on this date 1784 Parrtown became capital of New Brunswick, later renamed Saint John.
Not a news article. Refers to Voltaire quote about risk of truth under opposing government, highlighting tension between moral correctness and political power.
Alberta faces reduced revenue from lower oil and gas prices with only a slim chance of debt relief. The government forecasts a near break even year with a $12 million surplus at best, while resource revenues remain volatile and several capital projects face delays.
Alberta justice rules Carter must pay $26,000 of government costs to defend its right to fund Stockwell Day's defamation case. The ruling, in Calgary, leaves the remainder of costs subject to appeal and signals continued public-interest dispute over government funding for Day's lawsuit. Carter vows to proceed with the appeal despite the hefty bill.
Justice Minister Anne McLellan received praise from the privacy commissioner George Radwanski and Liberal colleagues for amendments to the anti-terrorist legislation. Critics say the bill still threatens civil liberties while the changes include a five year sunset on preventive arrest and 72 hour detention.
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