Opposition MPs urge firing of aide over Bush remark
Moron labeled remark allegedly used by a top aide prompting opposition MPs to demand Prime Minister Jean Chretien dismiss the aide. The incident centers on a reported insult toward U.S. President George W. Bush.
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Jean Chretien
U.S
George W. Bush
Experimental vaccine shows 100 percent early cervical cancer protection
Early testing indicates an experimental vaccine fully protects against the virus that causes cervical cancer. Researchers report promising results and note the finding applies to initial trial data with potential for broader use.
Appeal Filed Over Ross Glen Pub Development Permit
The city records an appeal of a development permit for a neighbourhood pub at 881 Ross Glen Drive SE. A hearing by the subdivision and development appeals board is expected in early December. City staff probe potential MPC information errors before the Oct 13 approval.
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Ross Glen
Larry Godin
Subdivision and Development Appeals Board
Ross Glen Drive
S.E
Municipal Planning Commission
MPC
Petition Signatures for Esplanade Referendum Under Scrutiny
City clerk Larry Godin reviews a petition seeking a non binding referendum on the Esplanade project. Organizers Max Moritz and Bill Waters gathered 7 856 signatures, aiming for 5 124 valid electors, with verification spanning names, addresses, dates, witnesses, and affidavits through next Wednesday.
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Godin
Max Moritz
Bill Waters
Esplanade
Wlan Fon
Shan An
Arts and Heritage Centre Plebiscite Sought for Medicine Hat
A petition asks Medicine Hat electors to vote on the proposed downtown Arts and Heritage Centre at The Esplanade to determine if residents approve the project. The process spans sufficiency ruling, legal opinions, and an open council debate with a Dec. 2 target and possible Dec. 21 meeting. Costs are estimated at 6 000 to 8 000 for the plebiscite and 1 000 for petition review.
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Arts. ‘and Heritage
Esplanade
City of
Medicine Hat
Province of
Alberta
Godin
Canada Post
First Street
S.E
Wahl Holdings
Second murder shocks Lethbridge as police probe
Lethbridge Canada police report the second homicide of the year after 22 year old Christopher Kelly McMann died from stab wounds at Rideau Court early Thursday. Investigators have not named a suspect as an autopsy is ordered and residents are urged to stay calm. A prior death in the Oldman River valley left a 14 year old charged with first degree murder in another case.
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Lethbridge
Christopher Kelly McMann
Rideau Court
McMann
Lethbridge Regional Hospital
Jamie Fisher
Fisher
Alison Ford
Ford
Oldman River
Sharla Collier
Murder and drug case delayed in Medicine Hat court
Ryan Stadnick 26 faces first degree murder and related charges in the January death of Ronald Reynolds 31. Stadnick and Stacey Carlier 26 were arrested Oct 3 and are linked to the Edmonton Hells Angels Motorcycle Club. Proceedings adjourned to Tuesday for election plea and bail hearing on drug charges.
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Ryan Devon Stadnick
Medicine Hat
Stadnick
Ronald Wayne Reynolds
Stacey Ross Carlier
Reynolds
Carlier
Edmonton
Hells Angels Motorcycle Club
Riots in Nigeria over Miss World comments leave many dead
In Kaduna mobs stabbed and burned bystanders after a newspaper proposed Prophet Muhammad might approve Miss World. More than 50 killed and 200 injured as churches burned and streets riot with soldiers deployed to restore order and impose curfew.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Kaduna
Emmanuel Njewere
Nigerian Red Cross
Abuja
Muhammad
Isioma Daniel
Newere
Associated Press
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