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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Oct 11, 2002

Page

5

Queen Addresses Army Regiment During Ontario Jubilee Visit

Queen Elizabeth visited Ontario for Jubilee events delivering remarks to the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders at Copps Coliseum and presenting new regimental colours. The day included a college lunch at Sheridan College with Premier Ernie Eves and Heritage Minister Sheila Copps, plus a gala at Roy Thomson Hall and a stay in Toronto before departing for Fredericton.

Oakville Ont Queen Elizabeth Ontario Hamilton Sheridan College Toronto Ernie Eves Sheila Copps Andrew Kim Albert Edward Prince of Wales King Edward VII Queen Victoria Kim Prince William Eves Canada Commonwealth Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Copps Coliseum Army Reserve Regiment Argylls Elms Department of National Defence Royal Hamilton Light Infantry The Argylls and Friends Duke of Edinburgh Massey College University of Toronto CBC Jean Chretien Roy Thomson Hall Oscar Peterson the Tragically Hip Toronto Symphony Orchestra Royals Fredericton Max Balinson Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders Copps Colliseum

Health workforce crisis threatens Canada’s care system says study

The report warns a doctor and nurse shortage is the biggest risk to Canada’s health system, driven by retirement and slow influx of new workers. It urges higher wages to attract staff and cautions against delaying action, noting training and foreign-recruitment factors.

Ottawa Ganadiz Dy’ Don Rom Commission Ganada Seamus Hogan Sarah Hogan University of Canterbury New Zealand Health Canada

Canada offers support if UN authorizes Iraq action

Prime Minister Jean Chretien signaled Canada will join a multinational effort to dismantle Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction if the United Nations approves. He urged caution, saying troops would be sent only as a UN Security Council mandate and after cabinet and caucus approval, with no current commitment to war.

Ottawa Jean Chretien Canada Iraq United Nations Saddam Hussein United States Security Council

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