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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 2006
Page
1
The forecast notes a partly cloudy and cold day with a high near one degree and a low around minus seven. A second line indicates similar cold conditions with a high near two and a low around minus six for Thursday, including a chance of flurries.
Medicine Hat woman Kacy Lancaster, 19, accused as an accessory in the Richardson family murders, had her matters postponed to December 14 in provincial court. She allegedly destroyed evidence, provided a false alibi and helped move suspects out of province. Co-accused are Jeremy Steinke and a 12-year-old girl. killings occurred April 23 at the Medicine Hat home. Lancaster remains out on bail. she did not attend court. Her lawyer cited trial-coordinator delays in scheduling.
Alberta Education invites nominations for the 2007 Excellence in Teaching Award. About 134 finalists will be chosen from eligible nominations, with 20 provincial awards and three SMARTer Kids Foundation technology awards to be given in May 2007. Nominations close February 5, 2007. details via phone 1-866-590-1660 or email kbelanger@gov.ab.ca.
Bloomington Ind council meeting features Council member Stephen Volan in a chicken costume as discussion opens. David Sabbaugh appears on the left while the urban chicken ordinance is debated during the Wednesday session.
Long Beach High School principal Nicholas Restivo barred students from dressing as Captain Underpants after three 17 year old girls wore beige leotards with nude stockings under white briefs and red capes. He said the appearance looked naked and prohibited visible undergarments in hallways amid student pushback from Chelsea Horowitz.
Legislative Secretary Joanne Crafford leads consultations with music professionals across Regina Saskatoon and Prince Albert to map growth in the province's music sector. Saskatoon will host the Juno Awards Regina hosts Canadian Country Music Awards Moose Jaw hosts the Western Canadian Music Awards with an interim report due in November and a final report in June 2007.
Toronto police arrest 37 year old Roy Rodrigues of Brampton for allegedly defrauding HSBC Bank Canada of 2.8 million through falsified reports and concealed inventory linked to VR Furniture Ltd. He faces charges of falsification of books and documents fraud defrauding creditors and false statement in writing and will appear in Toronto court on Navy, 23.
The European Environment Agency warned that several member states lag in reducing greenhouse gases jeopardizing the EU eight percent cut target by 2012. The 15 nations under burden sharing must meet all planned policies and use carbon credits for clean tech in developing countries.
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