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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 2002
Page
1
Premier Ralph Klein affirmed Alberta’s support for Confederation hours after suggesting Ottawa would face a separatist threat if Kyoto is ratified. He said Alberta government will not seek separation regardless of Kyoto Protocol developments.
A historical remark states that once a man has done evil, one should deny him a second chance to repeat the wrong. The quote reflects strong retribution rhetoric attributed to Sir John A. Macdonald.
Two Brooks Bandits junior hockey players were assaulted by armed individuals outside a residence at 55 Blazer Park St during a late Saturday incident. Both players were hospitalized then released. one concussion reported. Four people arrested. investigation ongoing.
Norman Brown, 37, faces two counts of breaching a peace bond, one count of attempted break and enter, and one count of wearing a disguise. He appeared in court for a bail hearing after failing to report to police and to notify of an address change. Police allege an attempted break in at Boston Billiards and note a disguise was worn.
Adrienne Clarkson opened Parliament with a throne speech praised by some and criticized by critics who called it a rehash of prior pledges. MP Monte Solberg argued the speech offered broad aims with few specifics and missed key economic and military issues.
Critics say the throne speech hints at heavy spending to bolster Paul Chretien’s legacy near the end of his term. They question funding, public consultations on Kyoto, and the balance with provincial finances in joint jurisdiction areas.
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