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Hospital patients get comfortable granny style as a nostalgic feature appears in this fragment. The note hints at a grandmother themed visit or care scenario, suggesting a cozy, homey treatment approach within a hospital setting.
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Heritage Classic outdoors thrills 60,000 plus fans in Edmonton
The 60,000 plus crowd braved -19C as the Heritage Classic brought the Montreal Canadiens and Edmonton Oilers to an outdoor rink. The Habs won 4-3 over the Oilers alumni 2-0 in the second game, while fans endured ice chatter and delays for a historic double header featuring NHL stars and oldtimers.
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CSIS not to blame for Arar watchdog says
The watchdog overseeing CSIS says it received assurances from CSIS chief Ward Elcock that the agency played no role in Maher Arar’s detention by U S authorities or his deportation to Syria. The denial raises questions about RCMP involvement in providing information to U S officials. Arar, a Canadian citizen born in Syria, was detained in New York in late September 2002 while traveling home to Montreal after vacationing in Tunisia. He says he endured months of torture after being deported to Syria, drawing international scrutiny of post 9 11 counter terrorism actions.
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9/11 survivor shared story at First Assembly of God Hat
World Trade Center survivor Sujo John spoke in Medicine Hat about how the 9/11 collapse reshaped his life he now travels to more than 230 cities as a Christian evangelist. He recalled escaping from Tower One with colleagues and the moment he learned his wife Mary was safe. He urged audiences to consider death and their relationship with God emphasizing peace with self family and God.
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