Medicine Hat exhibition opens with strong displays
October 4 1888 marks the second annual Medicine Hat Agricultural Society show. Government Hall hosts prize vegetables, grains and fancy goods amid crowded attendance. The broader calendar notes historic aviation milestones and notable Canadian cultural events from the era.
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Bottle drive aims to support heart patient Blake Shaw
Friends and family of Blake Shaw organize a bottle drive in Medicine Hat on October 11 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the high school area to raise funds for his life saving transplant, medical care, and college education. An account is set at Reds Bottle Depot for donations. Blake, 19, recently returned home after pacemaker and defibrillator implantation at Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary, and he previously played for Medicine Hat Mohawks at six feet three and 275 pounds.
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Jaguar Cub Guapo Plays With Toy At Fort Worth Zoo
A six week old jaguar cub named Guapo meaning handsome in Spanish plays with a toy in his nursery at the Fort Worth Zoo in Fort Worth Texas on a Monday.
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Sissons Family Donates Bricks for The Esplanade
An Esplanade feature notes bricks donated by the Sissons family of I XL Ltd. in a 2005 2006 Fact Book entry. The donation supports the project and honors the family’s contribution to the Esplanade's development.
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Banff Enacts Zero Tolerance Graffiti ByLaw
Banff imposes swift removal rules for graffiti with a 14 day deadline and a $75 fine for property owners failing to act. By-law officers will patrol downtown biweekly from May to October, serving notices and removing graffiti if necessary. Offenders painting graffiti face fines from $250 to $5,000 or up to 60 days in jail in provincial court.
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Martin to meet RCMP families in Ottawa talks
Four families of slain RCMP officers asked Canadians to leave porch lights on for justice reform and will meet Prime Minister Martin and ministers Cotler and McLellan in Ottawa on Oct 25. Brock Myrol, one victim, was killed last March during a farm property theft probe in Alberta linked to James Roszko.
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Shout magazine launches to give aboriginal youth voice
Regina Saskatchewan a new glossy publication named Shout aims to provide aboriginal youth with stories from their own perspective. Editor Michelle Hugh says the magazine counters frequent depictions of aboriginal people as others and will be available by paid subscription and on select newsstands.
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All smiles on Abbi Petersen at Fort Smith park
A brief shot from Fort Smith Arkansas captures two year old Abbi Petersen swinging high at Ben Geren Park on a Monday. Her mother Jami Petersen provides a push as the AP photographer documents the moment.
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Sponsorship fraud trial of Brault and Guite to start with jury in May
The sponsorship fraud case against Jean Brault and Chuck Guite will be heard by a jury beginning May 1, two years after charges were laid. The delay moved from a Monday start to ensure a fair hearing, avoiding a judge-alone trial this fall due to concerns about Gomery's report fallout. The trial proceeds under direct indictment.
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Landslides kill 23 in El Salvador Guatemala rains
Heavy rains in El Salvador and neighboring Guatemala triggered deadly landslides and flooded rivers. San Salvador suffered a burial of several houses and the death of a two month old child and three siblings with their parents. Ten more people died in the central region. Local authorities warned Pacific coasts and evacuated dozens. International weather alerts issued as rivers overflowed.
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Boat crash kills 20 elderly on Lake George tour boat
The Ethan Allen capsized near Lake George New York killing 20 elderly tourists. State officials said the vessel lacked required crew of two. only Captain Richard Paris was aboard. The tour boat operator’s licenses on all five boats have been suspended. The incident occurred Sunday with 47 passengers aboard.
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