Landry Critics Clash Over May Holiday Change
Quebec moves to replace Victoria Day with Patriotes Day in honor of the 1837 1838 rebellion in Lower Canada sparking a public dispute with critics led by Landry.
26 Nov 2002
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 26, 2002
Page
1
Quebec moves to replace Victoria Day with Patriotes Day in honor of the 1837 1838 rebellion in Lower Canada sparking a public dispute with critics led by Landry.
U.S. federal authorities convict three men over a likely record ID theft ring, affecting up to 30,000 people. Officials call the scheme one of the largest in U.S. history, with investigations spanning multiple states. Further details appear on B12.
A young buck leaps over a barbed-wire fence west of Redcliff to join his mate. Several deer feed in Medicine Hat and the surrounding area as part of a field photo.
A Medicine Hat single mother highlights national findings that 16.5 percent of Canadian children live in poverty. Campaign 2000 cites over a million children in dire need in 2000, while local officials note ongoing struggles and calls for expanded income supports and higher child benefits.
Graham Kelly of The Medicine Hat News is inducted in the reporter category during a Football Reporters of Canada breakfast in Edmonton. He notes Medicine Hat’s strong football following and dedicates the honor to his paper. Fellow inductees include Cam Cole and Terry Jones.
Ottawa reports that Lynsey Bennett 22 is allowed back into Miss World after officials reversed a ruling that she forfeited her right to compete by leaving Nigeria early. She was to announce this morning whether she would compete in London now moved.
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