Immunization push after third teen dies from meningitis in Alberta
Alberta health officials expand meningococcal vaccination in Edmonton and surrounding area after the death of 19 year old Brett Danglyshen and two other teens. The campaign targets 145,000 youths aged two to nineteen plus people aged 20 to 24, aiming to curb transmission.
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Edmonton
Alberta
John Waters
Brett Danglyshen
Canada
Suncor notes letter from Wiebo Ludwig on Cabin Creek bombing
Suncor Energy says it was surprised to receive an apologetic letter from Wiebo Ludwig. Ludwig takes responsibility for his explosive rhetoric linked to the Aug. 24 1998 bombing of Suncor’s Cabin Creek site near Hinton but claims he did not commit the bombing himself. He suggests one of his six sons may have carried it out after a stillbirth at the Ludwig farm in northwestern Alberta.
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Edmonton Suncor Energy
George Lambert
Suncor
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Wiebo Ludwig
Cabin Creek
Hinton
Ludwig Farm
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Lottery winner keeps habit after ten million prize
John Rickert of Kitchener and 15 friends share a $10 million Super 7 win. Rickert, a pallet and container firm employee, says he still buys Lotto 649 and Ontario 49 tickets each week, now with money to afford them. Each member gets about $625,000.
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Kitchener Ont
John Rickert
Ontario
Rickert
Taber youth in court over 1999 High School shooting
The 14 year old involved in the W R Myers High School shooting case faces charges of first degree murder in the Lang death and attempted murder of two other students. One more student was shot but survived as the youth's case moves toward trial with defence arguing issues of capacity intent and potential for adult proceedings.
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W.R. Myers High
Taber
Jason Lang
Coast Paul Post
Brooks Rcmp
Canada Post
Brampton
Ont
Edmonton
Post
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Vessey
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Morley
Chretien to shuffle cabinet as Tobin returns to federal race
Prime Minister Jean Chretien will reshuffle Tuesday with Brian Tobin quitting as Newfoundland premier to seek federal Liberal nomination. John Manley moves to Foreign Affairs. Tobin could gain Industry or serve as cabinet minister without portfolio amid Middle East crisis. Election call expected for November 27 with mini budget to follow. Stockwell Day criticizes appointing an unelected minister. Tobin resigns after 20 months in office and seeks Bonavista Trinity Conception seat as Mifflin retires.
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Jean Chretien
Brian Tobin
Newfoundland
Chretien
Adrienne Clarkson
Rideau Hall
Tobin
Ottawa
John Manley
Lloyd Axworthy
Middle East
Paul Martin
Canadian Alliance
Stockwell Day
Surrey
B.C
Day
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Stephane Dion
Atlantic Canada
Memorial planned for Joseph Vessey at Crescent Heights High
Medicine Hat students and staff at Crescent Heights High School build a memorial for 16 year old Joseph Vessey who died in a fiery Saturday crash near Tilley. Friends write poems and memories to accompany his photo in a display case.
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Medicine
Vessey
Canada Post
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