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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta

25 Oct 2002

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Medicine Hat News

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Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

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Oct 25, 2002

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7

Families push back against politicians fundraiser for pilots

Canadian families of four soldiers killed in Afghanistan criticize a high profile fundraiser at Illinois Governor George Ryan's mansion, saying it trivializes the tragedy. About 400 attendees paid 50 US dollars each to aid the pilots' defense as questions surround the fatal accident and eight injuries.

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Ice Afghanistan U.S Illinois George Ryan Air Force Shays Marley Leger Marc Leger Edmonton Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Ryan Schmidt Umbach Matt Vanover Springfield Illinois Air National Guard Lloyd Smith Pte Nathan Smith
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Canada child care failures cited in Campaign 2000 report

A Campaign 2000 study argues provincial subsidies fail many families with under six children. It notes 82 percent lacked access to regulated care in 2001 due to availability and affordability, despite government transfers of 2.2 billion. The report covers Newfoundland, Saskatchewan, Ontario, and BC.

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Toronto Shawn Springer Coalition Against Child Poverty Canada Springer Oliver Daniel Campaign 2000 Human Resources Development Canada Mab Oleman Vancouver Newfoundland Saskatchewan Ontario British Columbia Ottawa Jane Stewart Prince Edward Island Andrew Graham Graham
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Task force ends search of one Pickton property

Police wrap up part of the investigation into the Downtown Eastside disappearances with a Port Coquitlam site tied to Robert Pickton. The four hectare property, co owned by Pickton, is being shut Friday as investigators move to the pig farm to continue the probe. The site was grid divided and excavated with two diggers moving debris while pond drainage was used to inspect underwater areas. Pickton faces 15 counts of first degree murder and has a preliminary hearing set for November 4.

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Vancouver RCMP Port Coquitlam Robert Pickton Pickton
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