Red River Rebellion anniversary and Medicine Hat visit
On October 11, the Red River Rebellion began when Adam Clark Webb and Metis leader Louis Riel clashed over surveying near St. Vital Manitoba, triggering government confrontations. Governor General and Lady Aberdeen toured Medicine Hat by special train, where local children sang the anthem. The Medicine Hat Agricultural Society opened its fourth fall exhibition amid heavy rain, with some attendees driving long distances through the downpour.
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Notable 20th Century Musicians and Events Mixed Summary
The text lists diverse historical notes including WWI strike bans in Canada, country singer Dottie West birth and career highlights, Tex Williams' hits and Capitol Records milestone, the Parti Quebecois convention start, and economist William Vickrey’s death after Nobel Prize victory. It blends biographical facts with era markers and awards.
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Police seek 30 year old male in assault on teen rider
Medicine Hat Police request help locating a 30 year old man about 5'5" slim with short light brown hair and glasses who assaulted a teen on Sunday near South Railway Street underpass at 4 p.m. A second man in white coveralls and hat was present.
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City staff close Crestwood Pool area after glass clean up
Medicine Hat police said the Crestwood Pool playground area was closed while city staff clean up broken glass after two children were cut playing on Sunday. Barricades were placed as cleanup steps proceeded.
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Brooks Water Plant Break‑in Sparks Probe
The City of Brooks water treatment plant was broken into on Saturday night. Unknown persons used bolt cutters to gain entry to a steel box and removed an undisclosed amount of coin change.
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Brison Confirms Same-Sex Marriage Plans in Parliament
Public Works Minister Scot Brison smiles during the voting on same-sex marriage legislation in the House of Commons. He confirms he is getting married to partner Maxime St. Pierre, who proposed recently.
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Alberta man released on bail vows to stay home
Edmonton Canada The Alberta man charged with killing his pregnant wife says he is innocent and will not run. Michael White, 28, spoke on CHED radio after a judge released him on a $10,000 cash bail. Crown prosecutors plan to appeal the release. White said his life is in Edmonton and he has a young daughter to care for.
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Winnipeg baby in critical condition after drug home incident
In Winnipeg a baby remains in critical condition after injuries from a home tied to illegal drugs. The 34 year old father is charged with aggravated assault as police report methamphetamine cannabis resin and cash found at the residence. The eight year old daughter was placed in Child and Family Services care.
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Retired Teacher Beaten by New Orleans Police
Robert Davis, a 64 year old former elementary teacher, says he was not drunk, did not resist, and remains puzzled after videotaped beating and arrest by police in New Orleans French Quarter while he was property hunting and buying cigarettes. Police allege public intoxication.
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