27 Nov 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 2001
Page
1
Air Canada reports a third quarter net loss of 598 million after a 410 million writedown of intangible assets. The airline says the revision aligns with Canadian accounting rules and does not affect operations. It ends the quarter with about 900 million in cash.
North Bay Ontario report says Troy Hurtubise will enter his Ursus Mark VI suit on December 9 to confront a 585 kilogram Kodiak bear in a controlled attack staged in Western Canada. He spent ten years and $150,000 building a 68 kilogram high tech shell of chain mail steel titanium and duct tape to withstand the bear’s power.
A Latin proverb notes that making a mistake is human but continuing fault shows folly. It cautions against repeating the same error and stresses the value of learning and correction.
Vicky Dixon inspects a poinsettia at Schaefer's Gardens in Triangle New York as a wholesale order is packed. About 20 000 plants will be shipped to retail outlets and fundraising groups across Central New York and the Northeast. Eighty percent are red and the rest include six other varieties.
Opposition MPs urged an immediate ban on human cloning after reports that Advanced Cell Technology in Worcester, Massachusetts cloned a human embryo. Health Minister Allan Rock said a draft bill would outlaw cloning and ban creation of embryos for research while permitting use of surplus embryos from infertility treatments.
Defence Minister Art Eggleton announced Ottawa is shifting Canadian forces from 48-hour deployment notice to a seven-day standby. The Patricias of Edmonton’s Third Battalion remain part of a potential stabilization mission with three Hercules aircraft stood down for a week, while a 150 to 200 strong company stays at 48 hours and the immediate reaction force remains on alert.
In Saskatchewan near the Alberta border, Joan Moebis and Joe Saville report 5 to 8 cm of snow easing drought conditions that have plagued their ranch for years. They describe dust storms, calf losses, scarce hay, and low water as they hope continued winter moisture preserves cattle feed and wells.
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