Roy Romanow health care report due tomorrow criticized
Roy Romanow faces immediate critique as anticipation builds for his upcoming health care report set for release tomorrow. Commentators and observers weigh potential reforms and political impact ahead of publication.
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Roy Romanow
European Flights Canceled After French Controllers Walkout
European air travel faced widespread disruption on Tuesday as air traffic controllers in France walked off the job. The disruption prompted flight cancellations and delays across multiple carriers, impacting schedules and passengers.
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France
Reynolds murder case joint charges for murder suspects
Ronald Wayne Reynolds was found dead on January 6 in a Medicine Hat residence. Stadnick and Carlier, both 26, face first degree murder and conspiracy charges. Stadnick faces additional charges including threats, obstructing justice, and drug offences. They are linked to the Edmonton Hells Angels chapter. Court appearances set for December 10.
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Medicine Hat
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Devon Stadnick
Stacey Ross Carlier
Reynolds
Stadnick
Carlier
Edmonton
Hells Angels Motorcycle Club
Medicine Hat rental vacancy rises to 1.6 percent
CMHC surveyed Canada housing markets shows national vacancy at 1.7 percent in October 2002, Medicine Hat up from .7 to 1.6 percent as rents climb. One bedroom $449, two bedrooms $535, three bedrooms $646, with overall rental prices rising 3.5 to 9.5 percent.
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Canada
Medicine Hat
Darren Rud
Michel Laurence
Angelo Marsh
Ann-Marie Gallotta
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Canadian Soldiers Fired Skyward in Afghan Friendly Fire
Newly released transcripts show Canadian soldiers firing into the air during late night live-fire exercises near Kandahar air base. American pilots misinterpreted the blasts as an enemy attack, leading to a bombing that killed four and injured eight.
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Afghanistan
Kandahar
Lorne Ford
Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry
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Board of Inquiry
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Rene Paquette
Paquette
Maj
Harry Schmidt
William Umbach
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Aides resignation follows Moron remark scandal at NATO summit
Francoise Ducros quits as Prime Minister Chretien's communications director after calling George W Bush a moron in Prague. Chretien accepts resignation, Ducros to return to public service. Jim Munson named interim replacement.
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Jean Chretien
U.S
George W. Bush
Francoise Ducros
Chretien
Ducros
Bush
NATO
Prague
Canada-U.s
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